iPad is getting ... Yet, at $999 Apple keeps it around because 1) it’s a Mac, 2) customers still have price resistance at $1,000, and, 3) parts is parts and MBA parts are are cheap. To be brutally honest, I like the name MacBook Air. ( read original story ...)
iPhone, iPad, Mac? Here’s how long your Apple device will last
Video: Apple sold 849,450 iPhones a day in the last quarter Knowing how long your device will last is important when weighing up whether to lay down hard-earned cash on a product. Now you can do the calculation yourself following instructions from Asymco ... ( read original story ...)
The best iPad deals of March 2018
If you've yet to decide which iPad you'd like to buy, check out our iPad buying guide 2018. One of our favourite tricks is the Apple Refurbished Store. There, you'll find iPads with huge discounts, some of them on the latest models. These are items that ... ( read original story ...)
Three things Apple’s cheaper MacBook Air will need to be a hit
But that’s not to say a cheaper MacBook Air couldn’t hit the sweet spot. Last year Apple surprised us with the release of a $329 iPad that was a perfect entry-level model: retina screen, 32GB processor, A9 chip, and a fingerprint sensor. It didn’t ... ( read original story ...)
A cheaper MacBook Air makes perfect business sense for Apple
Plus, while the iPad Pro 10.5 works for some folks as a full-fledged work machine, it's still not powerful enough for me to get any real work done. A cheaper MacBook Air could be the sweet spot Apple needs. ( read original story ...)
Comment: A more affordable MacBook Air would be the new iBook
It’s significantly more affordable than other MacBooks, but still a much more expensive investment than a $349 iPhone or a $329 iPad. So if Apple is able to make a version of the MacBook Air that brings it into a new demographic, that’s a smart move. ( read original story ...)
Apple to launch cheaper MacBook Air this year
The same rise was observed when Apple released the affordable 9.7-inch iPad last year, boosting iPad sales overall. The analyst didn’t pin down a particular price point, sadly. The current MacBook Air starts at $999, so the new cost should be lower than ... ( read original story ...)