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Apple silicon Macs could use external GPUs with Nvidia, AMD connectivity
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.
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Apple begins sales of seven new products including iPhone 17e and MacBook Neo
Apple has released seven new products worldwide through its Apple Stores and online store, including the entry-level MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e, NineToFiveMac reported. The MacBook Neo starts at $599 and offers up to 16 hours of battery life. The iPhone 17e also costs $599 and starts at 256GB storage. Apple also updated MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and iPad Air, and unveiled Studio Display monitors.
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Apple rounds up new products from iPhone 17e to MacBook Neo, Studio Display
Apple has rolled out new products from the iPhone 17e to a lower-priced MacBook Neo, expanding its hardware lineup. The iPhone 17e starts at $599 with 256GB storage, an A19 chip and a new C1X modem. Apple also updated the iPad Air with an M4 chip and refreshed the MacBook Pro and Air with M5 chips. The company introduced new 27-inch Studio Display models and outlined M5 Pro and M5 Max specifications.
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Telecommunications & Media
Rare 990,000-won MacBook: should you buy Air or Neo now?
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Telecommunications & Media
Apple steps up aggressive pricing as memory costs surge
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AI & Enterprise
Apple unveils Studio Display monitors, targets pro market
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AI & Enterprise
Apple unveils M5-powered MacBook Air, AI performance up to 9.5 times faster
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AI & Enterprise
Apple unveils new MacBook Pro 14 and 16 with M5 Pro and M5 Max, AI performance up to 8 times
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AI & Enterprise
Apple unveils M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, breaks performance limits
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AI & Enterprise
Dell Technologies unveils 52-inch 6K UltraSharp monitor at CES 2026