Apple silicon Macs may be able to use external graphics cards after Tiny Corp developed an eGPU driver for Mac and it was reportedly approved by Apple. The driver connects an eGPU dock through USB4 or Thunderbolt ports and allows Macs to recognise and use Nvidia or AMD graphics cards. The company said it also supports AI model runs using its tinygrad framework. Support requirements and test runs were also disclosed.

As iPad choices expand, Apple is emphasizing which users each model suits rather than raw performance differences. The company categorises the base iPad for everyday use, iPad Mini for portability, iPad Air for Mac-level performance and iPad Pro for professionals. The 11th-generation iPad starts at 529,000 won and does not support Apple Intelligence. iPad Air starts at 949,000 won, supports Apple Intelligence and requires separate purchases for accessories.