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Apple is hiking the prices of MacBooks and iPads

Apple is hiking the prices of MacBooks and iPads due to the memory chip shortage

Apple has hiked prices on some of its most popular products, including the MacBook and iPad, because of the rising costs of memory and storage chips sparked by the AI boom.

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Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chips

The Chosun Ilbo on MSN · 1h

Apple, Microsoft hike prices amid memory shortages

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You won’t have long to get these iPad deals before Apple’s price hike

Apple’s recent iPad price hikes are here, but you can still save hundreds if you know where to look.

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Apple hikes MacBook and iPad prices, blaming rising chip costs

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Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads as memory costs skyrocket

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Apple Shares Sink After Sweeping Price Hikes Hit iPads and Macs

The starting price of the MacBook Neo, its latest laptop, is rising to $699 from $599, while the MacBook Air is increasing to $1,299 from $1,099.

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Apple’s Target Climbs as Earnings Accelerate: The Case For Double-Digit Upside

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The memory chip crunch is paying off for this US company

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Apple Sinks 6% in a Memory-Cost “Hundred-Year Flood” That Has Micron Surging

Shares of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL | AAPL Price Prediction) are down 6% in midday trading on Thursday, sitting near $274 after closing the prior session at $293. The slide is Apple stock’s sharpest single-day move in months and stands out against its 38% one-year gain.

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Apple Raises Prices Due to Surging Memory and Storage Costs. Can Consumers Absorb the Impact, or Is This the Breaking Point?

Apple cites "an unprecedented challenge" from the expansion of AI data centers.

Memory crisis hits such extremes that 'even Apple can't be safe'

Apple appears poised to take the rare step of increasing prices to deal with what CEO Tim Cook called an "unsustainable" memory shortage.

Memory's price surge threatens Apple's 'magic formula' — and the economy: WSJ reporter

Wall Street Journal technology reporter Rolfe Winkler discusses his interview with Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim Cook, who said that rising memory costs have made iPhone price increases "unavoidable."