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Apple launches iPad Pro with M5 chip

Apple’s M5 Mac chip is just a big A19 Pro, and that’s a good thing

Macworld Apple calls its new M5 chip, found in the new iPad Pro and MacBook Pro, “the next big leap in AI performance for Apple Silicon.” That for Apple Silicon part at the end is key, as the AI performance of modern high-end GPUs in Windows desktops is vastly superior,

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Apple updates iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, Vision Pro with M5 chip

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Apple's New 14-Inch MacBook Pro Arrives With M5 Chip, $1,599 Starting Price

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Apple's new Vision Pro gets an M5 chip and Dual Knit Band, but it's still $3,499

Apple has introduced an upgraded version of its Vision Pro headset that's powered by the company's M5 chip, its latest silicon that will also come with the new iPad Pro and MacBook Pro.

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The M5 silicon, a new 14-inch MacBook Pro, and a perceived AI leap

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Apple's first M5 laptop is the 14-inch MacBook Pro

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Apple’s New MacBook Leaves the ‘Pro’ and ‘Max’ for Later

If you were hoping for new MacBooks with OLED, you'll be disappointed. There may be more to look forward to with battery life.

iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, Vision Pro Release Date: Will Apple Hold An October Event?

There are products waiting to be announced by Apple, it seems. So, when can we expect them, and will there be another big event this month? Here’s what’s known.

Apple MacBook Pro, Air, Mac mini, and Studio to get M5 upgrade, launch in early 2026: Report

Apple is expected to refresh its Mac lineup in 2026, including MacBook Pro, Air, Mac mini, and Studio with M5 chips. The first M5 MacBook Pro may arrive late 2025, followed by high-end models and new Airs.

M5 Mac mini: Everything You Need to Know

Discover the new Apple M5 Mac Mini with faster CPU, GPU, and Pro chip options. Learn if it’s worth upgrading or sticking with the M4.

No, the EU didn’t ban Apple from including a charger with the M5 MacBook Pro

First, it does not prohibit companies from supporting more than one charging standard: it simply says that it must be possible to charge the device using USB-C. This is how Apple is able to sell a MacBook Pro with both MagSafe and USB-C charging ports.