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Apple Hikes Laptop, Tablet Prices Nearly 20 Percent | Silicon UK

Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads after Tim Cook warns that soaring memory and storage component costs must be passed on to consumers

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silicon.co.ukStai leggendo1 g fa

Apple Hikes Laptop, Tablet Prices Nearly 20 Percent | Silicon UK

Apple raised MacBook Pro 1TB ($1699→$1999) and iPad prices 17% as memory costs quadruple due to AI data center HBM demand. The cost pass-through signals unavoidable HBM inflation; CTOs must reassess refresh budgets and vendor concentration on NVIDIA/AMD.

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  1. venerdì 26 giugno 2026·hindustantimes.com

    Apple hikes product costs by 20-42%: Check full list of new prices for MacBooks, Ipads

    Apple cited the rapid expansion of data centres leading to a surge in demand for memory and storage as the reason for the hike in prices. | Business News

  2. venerdì 26 giugno 2026·yourstory.com

    Apple hikes MacBook, iPad prices by 20-42%

    Memory companies have been allocating an increasing share of their production to AI data centres, leaving the consumer electronics segment with constrained availability and rising…

hindustantimes.com
4 g fa

Apple hikes product costs by 20-42%: Check full list of new prices for MacBooks, Ipads

Apple cited the rapid expansion of data centres leading to a surge in demand for memory and storage as the reason for the hike in prices. | Business News

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yourstory.com4 g fa

Apple hikes MacBook, iPad prices by 20-42%

Memory companies have been allocating an increasing share of their production to AI data centres, leaving the consumer electronics segment with constrained availability and rising costs.

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cryptobriefing.com2 g fa

Apple raises prices across Mac and iPad lineup as AI-driven chip costs bite

Apple raised MacBook Air +$200, iPad Air +$150 on June 25, blaming memory chip scarcity from AI data center demand. AI infrastructure race is reshaping hardware cost structure—procurement must assume 15–20% price premiums and revise technology refresh budgets.

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malaymail.com4 g fa

Bad news, Apple fans: AI just made MacBooks and iPads a lot pricier

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 — Apple said Thursday it was raising prices for its MacBook computers, iPad tablets and other products, citing spiralling memory and storage costs sparked...

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  • venerdì 26 giugno 2026·malaymail.com

    Bad news, Apple fans: AI just made MacBooks and iPads a lot pricier

    SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 — Apple said Thursday it was raising prices for its MacBook computers, iPad tablets and other products, citing spiralling memory and storage costs sparked...

  • domenica 28 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Apple raises prices across Mac and iPad lineup as AI-driven chip costs bite

    Apple raised Mac and iPad prices up to $1,300 per device as AI-driven memory chip shortages push component costs higher. Shares fell roughly 6% on the news.

  • lunedì 29 giugno 2026·silicon.co.uk

    Apple Hikes Laptop, Tablet Prices Nearly 20 Percent | Silicon UK

    Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads after Tim Cook warns that soaring memory and storage component costs must be passed on to consumers