You can get Apple's M4 chip in both sizes of the new-for-2024 MacBook Pro. What's the difference between the two versions of the flagship Mac laptop? We break it down ...

I'm going to be primarily discussing the 16-inch version of the new MacBook Pro here; if you're more interested in its little brother the M4 MacBook Pro 14-inch, just click that link for our coverage of the smaller laptop.

For the third day in a row, Apple has released an Apple Event-style video, this time for its newly announced MacBook Pro lineup.

Following its October launch event on Wednesday, Apple is now accepting preorders for the new M4 MacBook Pro series. Pricing for the 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro and 16-inch M4 MacBook Pro starts from $1,599 and $2,499, respectively.

The base MacBook Pro now sports three USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 4 (one more than on the M3 version), an HDMI, an SD card slot, a high-impedance headphone jack, and a MagSafe charging port. It's available in space black and silver.

Apple's latest MacBook Pro sports more ports and RAM for the same starting price. While the base model is short on RAM and ports, Apple's M3 MacBook is still a portable powerhouse.

The new M4 MacBook Pro makes it easier to pick the model you want by making the entry-level option better by adding more memory and a valued port.

Prices for the new M4 family of machines start from S$2,199 for the entry-level M4 MacBook Pro 14 and will be in stores from 8 November.

Apple on Wednesday wrapped up Macweek (well, Mac half week) by introducing an updated MacBook Pro. Apple’s most premium laptop is catching up to is

Apple is reportedly working on a completely redesigned MacBook Pro, but it likely won't be released until 2026. While the company is still expected to launch the 2025 MacBook Pro featuring upgraded M5,

Best Buy is clearing out remaining M3 MacBook Pro inventory for the holidays, with savings up to $600 off a variety of models.