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Apple raises prices on MacBook and iPad due to memory crunch, hints at more to come

Apple has increased prices for MacBook and iPad models in response to ongoing memory shortages.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 13:07 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jun 25, 13:45 UTC · El Confidencial

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The brief

Apple is raising prices for its MacBook and iPad product lines. This move is a direct response to a constrained supply of memory components. The company has indicated that further price adjustments may occur in the future.

Coverage from Bloomberg, CNBC, and Yahoo Finance highlights the impact of these supply chain pressures. Discussions are focusing on the relationship between Apple and suppliers like Micron Technology. PhoneArena reports that expectations for iPhone 18 Pro pricing remain lower than some previous market forecasts.

Analysts are monitoring for additional price updates across Apple’s hardware lineup. Future reports will track if the memory supply situation stabilizes or leads to further cost shifts for consumers.

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Quick answers

Why did Apple raise prices for its Mac and iPad devices?

According to Bloomberg and CNBC, the price increases are a measure to counter current memory shortages.

Will there be more price hikes?

CNBC reports that Apple has hinted at the possibility of more price increases to come.

How does this affect the iPhone 18 Pro?

PhoneArena notes that the expected price increase for the iPhone 18 Pro is currently projected to be less than many had feared.

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