Apple's just-announced 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models are now available with up to 96GB of unified memory when configured with the highest-end M2 Max chip.. Until now, both MacBook Pro ...

16-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Max ($3,999): 16-core CPU, 40-core GPU, 48GB of unified memory, 1TB SSD. Available in Silver or Space Black. All 16-inch MacBook Pro models include a MagSafe 140W power ...

Prime Day is just around the corner, but Apple has jumped the gun with some huge MacBook deals — giving us up to $350 off ...

The M3 Pro and Max offer up to 16 CPU cores, 40 GPU cores, 8TB of built-in storage, and 128GB shared memory. The extra power is an obvious reason to upgrade, but the extra Thunderbolt port is ...

Apple overhauled its MacBook Pro laptops in late 2021 with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. That brought RAM up to 64GB, CPUs with up to 10 cores, and GPUs with up to 32 cores.

This particular 16-inch MacBook Pro is a content creator's dream, as it is equipped with the powerful M2 Max chip with a 38-core GPU. It also has 96GB of unified memory, the maximum amount ...

Importantly, only with the most powerful version of the M2 Max can you get the 96GB of unified memory, which is a new option for this generation of MacBook Pro. M2 Pro vs. M2 Max: performance.

The 14 inch MacBook Pro features a 14.2 inch, 3024 x 1964 pixel Liquid Retina XDR display with support for refresh rates up to 120 Hz, a 70 Wh battery, and a 67W or 96W USB-C charger (depending on ...

When I bought the M1 Pro model in early 2022, I thought 16GB of memory would suffice. It hasn’t. When I have more than a handful of tabs open with Photoshop and Zoom, things tend to slow down a bit.

Both new MacBook Pro models are now available with up to 96GB of unified memory when configured with the highest-end M2 Max chip. By comparison, the previous models were available with up to 64GB ...

The M1 Max and M1 Pro review looks at the CPU, memory, and GPU performance, focusing on the best version of the MacBook Pro chips, the M1 Max.