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Apple’s MacBooks and iPads are getting more expensive as the memory crunch deepens

Apple’s MacBooks and iPads are getting more expensive as the memory crunch deepens
MarketWatch Thursday 25 June 2026, 14:19 UTC By Christine Ji 1 min read
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Apple increased prices on select MacBooks and iPads Thursday morning on the heels of a blowout Micron earnings report.

Apple increased prices on select MacBooks and iPads Thursday morning on the heels of a blowout Micron earnings report. [Image text:] iPhone17PRO
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