The MacBook Pro family just got a big upgrade — and got more expensive in the process.

Apple apparently uploaded (and promptly deleted) a regulatory document to its website for a MacBook Neo. Will we see it at tomorrow's Apple event?

Apple on Tuesday unveiled updated MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models in a bid to lure buyers in a softening PC market squeezed by rising memory costs.

Apple unveils M5-powered MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models with major AI performance gains, faster SSDs, Wi-Fi 7, and doubled base storage.

The latest version of Apples MacBook pro laptops include M5 chips with revamped architecture to bring performance upgrades across the board.

Apple didn't raise the price of its budget iPhone and iPad Air — but it is increasing its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro prices by at least $100.

Apple also announced two new pricey Studio Display computer monitors. If you're waiting on that rumored entry-level MacBook, the company seems to be saving it for its March 4 media event.

That said, the laptops now come with more starting storage. The MacBook Pros can also be configured with the new M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.

Accidentally leaked Apple documents that reveal the "Neo" name of the upcoming low-cost MacBook also reference some of the features that will be included. The MacBook Neo will feature two USB-C ports,

The lower price and an “entirely new design” could help the new MacBook appeal to students and casual users, competing with Chromebooks and low-cost Windows laptops. A more affordable MacBook could be especially appealing after Apple announced the M5 MacBook Air on Tuesday, which has a higher starting price than last year’s Air.

Apple unveiled a new MacBook Air today, and apart from the new M5 chip, things don’t look remarkably different. Sure, it’s getting a mild refresh, but maybe not in the way most people would want. Namely,