Apple Raises Prices Across Macs, iPads and Home Devices Amid Memory Shortage
Apple increased prices across several Mac, iPad, Vision Pro, and home device products, citing unprecedented cost inflation driven by a global memory shortage.
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Apple increased prices across several Mac, iPad, Vision Pro, and home device products, citing unprecedented cost inflation driven by a global memory shortage.
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