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Apple refreshes the iMac, entry-level MacBook Pro with the M6 chip
The M6-equipped models maintain previous pricing despite performance gains, marking Apple's first price hold after multiple increases across its product lineup this year.
- On Tuesday, Oct. 27, Apple updated the 14-inch MacBook Pro and iMac family with the new M6 chipset, delivering enhanced performance for daily tasks and local AI workloads.
- Apple's week of announcements began Monday with the reveal of an OLED-screen iPad mini, which the company calls the tablet's "biggest update ever," powered by the A20 Pro chip.
- The M6-powered Macs and A20 Pro tablet focus on running large language models locally, with Apple claiming the iMac delivers on-device AI up to 5x faster than the M4 model.
- Pre-Orders for the new hardware open Wednesday, Oct. 28, in the U.S. and 34 other regions, with retail availability beginning Friday, Nov. 6.
- These releases precede Apple's private "Pro and Tell" event in Los Angeles scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 28, where the company will detail further hardware updates.
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Week of announcements at Cupertino company, with a view to this afternoon’s event. Meanwhile, Apple has renewed the 14-inch MacBook Pro and the iMac with the M6 chip. Reservations start today, at 18:10 in the case of MacBook Pro according to Apple España’s store, and continue reading “The M6 arrives at the MacBook Pro and the iMac, and only compensates if you come from an old Mac”
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