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TL;DR: Score a refurbished 2020 MacBook Air with the M1 chip on sale for $514.99 (reg. $1,499) — dependable and affordable. Finding a computer that balances speed, reliability, and portability ...

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Let’s not forget the conspicuous FaceTime camera notch dipping into my precious MacBook Air’s screen — if it’s going to take up that much space, it might as well justify its presence with ...

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Apple’s new 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM just dropped back to the $1,399 all-time low ($200 off) After seeing a surprising $250 price drop hit the base M4 Pro configuration yesterday ...

or an older but refurbished model, you can find cheap MacBook Pros available for under $1,000 if you're shopping at the right time, or willing to drop enough new features. The Macbook Pro is made ...

According to Mohammad Shaikh, owner of The Tech Guys in Richardson, Texas not all second-hand tech is equal. “Refurbished’ does not mean the same as ‘used,’” Shaikh told HuffPost. “Refurbished devices ...

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The 14-inch MacBook Pro is Apple's only Mac that can be purchased with an M4 chip, M4 Pro chip, or M4 Max chip, so is the M4 powerful enough or is it better to get the M4 Pro or M4 Max?