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Apple's iPad (2026) Seemingly Confirmed as Listing for Screen Protector Surfaces Online: Report
Apple launched the iPad (2025) last year with the A16 Bionic chip. Its successor may arrive soon, as an accessory listing hints at an updated model with a newer chipset and on‑device AI support. Recent reports say the 12th‑generation iPad is unlikely to feature major design or specification changes, and Apple has yet to announce any plans for a...
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Apple's Entry-Level iPad with A18 Chip, Apple Intelligence Support Expected to Launch in H1 2026: Gurman
Apple is reportedly planning to refresh its entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device is expected to launch around the iOS 26.4 cycle, possibly in April or May. The update will likely focus on a chip upgrade from A16 to A18, bringing improved performance and Apple Intelligence support. With highe...
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Apple's MacBook Neo Unlikely to Get Touchscreen Upgrade Like Upcoming MacBook Pro Models: Mark Gurman
Apple MacBook Neo was launched earlier this month. Now, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says that he is doubtful that touch is being considered for Apple’s lowest-tier Mac. The popular MacBook Air may get the touchscreen first, but even that isn’t due to get an iPhone-style OLED screen for at least two years. Gurman says he would be surprised if the Ma...
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MacBook Neo vs MacBook Air (2025): Price in India, Features and More Compared
Apple’s MacBook Neo is a new entry-level laptop positioned below the MacBook Air (2025). It runs on the A18 Pro chip, while the MacBook Air (2025) is powered by Apple’s M4 processor. The MacBook Neo starts at Rs. 69,900 in India, whereas the MacBook Air (2025) begins at Rs. 99,900. Both laptops feature Liquid Retina displays and aluminium desig...
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MacBook Neo Geekbench Scores Indicate It Performs on Par With iPhone 16 Pro Max
Apple launched the MacBook Neo as its first-ever low-cost laptop on March 4. While it is currently available for pre-order with sales beginning March 11 globally, the MacBook Neo has appeared on a benchmarking site, offering a closer look at its performance before customers can get their hands on it. The new laptop is powered by the same A18 Pro ch...
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iPhone 17e to MacBook Neo: Here's Everything Apple Launched This Week
Over the past few days, the Cupertino-based company has refreshed its iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and display product categories. Apple kicked off the week by unveiling the iPhone 17e, positioned as a more affordable addition to the iPhone 17 lineup. The phone is powered by Apple’s A19 chip. The company also launched a new iPad Air wi...
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Apple Launches Entry-Level MacBook Neo Starting Rs 69,900. Details Inside
Apple CEO Tim Cook promised a "big week" of product announcements that will see the introduction of a new budget-friendly iPhone trim, an entry-level MacBook tier, updated iPad Air models, refreshed monitors and higher-end chipsets.
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MacBook Neo Launched in India With 13-Inch Liquid Retina Display, Apple's A18 Pro Chip: Price, Specifications
Apple introduced the MacBook Neo on Wednesday as its new affordable laptop. It features a 13‑inch Liquid Retina display and is powered by the A18 Pro chip, previously seen in the iPhone 16 Pro models. Available in four colours, it includes a Magic Keyboard, multitouch trackpad, Touch ID, and offers up to 16 hours of battery life.
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Apple to Reportedly Launch Low-Cost MacBook in ‘Playful Colors’ in March
Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch a new MacBook in the non-premium laptop segment. As per the report, the Cupertino-based tech giant could introduce the low-cost device in March. It is said to be preparing an even next month, where the MacBook could be the headline announcement. The company is reportedly also taking a different approach from...
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iPhone 17e Tipped to Launch With One Major Hardware Upgrade; Design Said to Be Identical to iPhone 16e
iPhone 17e is tipped to come with the same hardware features as the iPhone 16e. The only major upgrade could be the presence of Apple’s A19 chip. This would be a notable upgrade over the A18 chip available on the iPhone 16e. Apple is said to be using the same iPhone 16e mold for for the upcoming iPhone 17e, indicating that the design and dimensi...
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Apple's iPad (2026) Seemingly Confirmed as Listing for Screen Protector Surfaces Online: Report
Apple launched the iPad (2025) last year with the A16 Bionic chip. Its successor may arrive soon, as an accessory listing hints at an updated model with a newer chipset and on‑device AI support. Recent reports say the 12th‑generation iPad is unlikely to feature major design or specification changes, and Apple has yet to announce any plans for a...
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Apple's Entry-Level iPad with A18 Chip, Apple Intelligence Support Expected to Launch in H1 2026: Gurman
Apple is reportedly planning to refresh its entry-level iPad in the first half of 2026, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device is expected to launch around the iOS 26.4 cycle, possibly in April or May. The update will likely focus on a chip upgrade from A16 to A18, bringing improved performance and Apple Intelligence support. With highe...
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Apple's MacBook Neo Unlikely to Get Touchscreen Upgrade Like Upcoming MacBook Pro Models: Mark Gurman
Apple MacBook Neo was launched earlier this month. Now, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says that he is doubtful that touch is being considered for Apple’s lowest-tier Mac. The popular MacBook Air may get the touchscreen first, but even that isn’t due to get an iPhone-style OLED screen for at least two years. Gurman says he would be surprised if the Ma...
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MacBook Neo vs MacBook Air (2025): Price in India, Features and More Compared
Apple’s MacBook Neo is a new entry-level laptop positioned below the MacBook Air (2025). It runs on the A18 Pro chip, while the MacBook Air (2025) is powered by Apple’s M4 processor. The MacBook Neo starts at Rs. 69,900 in India, whereas the MacBook Air (2025) begins at Rs. 99,900. Both laptops feature Liquid Retina displays and aluminium desig...
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MacBook Neo Geekbench Scores Indicate It Performs on Par With iPhone 16 Pro Max
Apple launched the MacBook Neo as its first-ever low-cost laptop on March 4. While it is currently available for pre-order with sales beginning March 11 globally, the MacBook Neo has appeared on a benchmarking site, offering a closer look at its performance before customers can get their hands on it. The new laptop is powered by the same A18 Pro ch...
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iPhone 17e to MacBook Neo: Here's Everything Apple Launched This Week
Over the past few days, the Cupertino-based company has refreshed its iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and display product categories. Apple kicked off the week by unveiling the iPhone 17e, positioned as a more affordable addition to the iPhone 17 lineup. The phone is powered by Apple’s A19 chip. The company also launched a new iPad Air wi...
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Apple Launches Entry-Level MacBook Neo Starting Rs 69,900. Details Inside
Apple CEO Tim Cook promised a "big week" of product announcements that will see the introduction of a new budget-friendly iPhone trim, an entry-level MacBook tier, updated iPad Air models, refreshed monitors and higher-end chipsets.
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MacBook Neo Launched in India With 13-Inch Liquid Retina Display, Apple's A18 Pro Chip: Price, Specifications
Apple introduced the MacBook Neo on Wednesday as its new affordable laptop. It features a 13‑inch Liquid Retina display and is powered by the A18 Pro chip, previously seen in the iPhone 16 Pro models. Available in four colours, it includes a Magic Keyboard, multitouch trackpad, Touch ID, and offers up to 16 hours of battery life.
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Apple to Reportedly Launch Low-Cost MacBook in ‘Playful Colors’ in March
Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch a new MacBook in the non-premium laptop segment. As per the report, the Cupertino-based tech giant could introduce the low-cost device in March. It is said to be preparing an even next month, where the MacBook could be the headline announcement. The company is reportedly also taking a different approach from...
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iPhone 17e Tipped to Launch With One Major Hardware Upgrade; Design Said to Be Identical to iPhone 16e
iPhone 17e is tipped to come with the same hardware features as the iPhone 16e. The only major upgrade could be the presence of Apple’s A19 chip. This would be a notable upgrade over the A18 chip available on the iPhone 16e. Apple is said to be using the same iPhone 16e mold for for the upcoming iPhone 17e, indicating that the design and dimensi...
