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Apple Raises Prices on MacBooks and iPads, Blaming Soaring Memory Costs

via Reuters·Jun 26·2 sources

Apple raised prices on MacBooks and iPads, pointing to skyrocketing memory costs as the driver of the increases. The move reflects broader supply pressures rippling through the chip and component markets. Analysts say it may be the last window to buy certain Apple devices at current prices for a while.

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