The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips launched in stores today. If you are not planning to upgrade this year, be aware that there are already rumors about next year's MacBook Pro models with M5 series chips. It appears the MacBook Pro will remain on...
MacBook Airs with plain M4 chips support up to two displays with the lid open. MacBook Air (13-inch, M4, 2025) - Tech Specs - Apple Support MacBook Air (15-inch, M4, 2025) - Tech Specs - Apple Support This is a first for MacBook Airs with M-series chips. Note that the only way to plug two displays into the same USB-C port on a M4 MacBook Air in a hardware-supported way is to do so through a ...
In the M2 MacBook Air, one of the display outputs is permanently dedicated to the built-in screen, whether the lid is open or closed. So the M2 MacBook Air can drive at most one external display.
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Unable to upgrade MacBook Air 2017 beyond Monterey 12.7.6 for Microsoft app update unable to upgrade beyond Monterey 12.76 to macOS 13.0 as required by microsoft apps update [Re-Titled by Moderator]
Hi everyone, I’m in the UK and still rocking my MacBook Pro 13” from early 2015. I wanted to share my setup and get some opinions on holding onto these older machines in 2025. Specs: Upgraded to 16GB RAM 1TB SSD installed Screen replaced with one from an identical model — looks pristine...
Is Microsoft 365 included with MacBook Pro purchase? Hi everyone. I've recently bought a MacbookPro 16". While I was purchasing it, I've asked the lady if I needed a Microsoft365 subscription and she said that it was already included with the product. Now I've just downloaded it but it asked me to sign up a subscription (which is 69€/year).
The oldest MacBook Air and iMac that can run Mac OS 10.14 after installing 10.11.• MacBook Air 5,1• iMac 12,1 These Macs which are older can also be upgraded to 10.12 by upgrading to 10.7.5 first, and 10.13 by upgrading to 10.8 first:
