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M6 MacBook Pro vs M5 MacBook Air: What Does the Extra $900 Buy? - TechRepublic

Apple’s newest MacBook Pro comes with a $900 question. Its higher price promises more power and professional features, but not every employee needs them.

Announced October 27, the 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro starts at $1,999 and goes on sale November 6. That’s $900 more than the 13-inch M5 MacBook Air and $700 more than the 15-inch model. For businesses planning laptop purchases, the price difference raises a practical question: which upgrades justify the additional expense?

The Pro offers more processing cores, a more advanced display, additional ports and twice the starting storage. The Air, meanwhile, retains many of the features businesses need for everyday work at a considerably lower price.

According to Apple’s M6 announcement, the new processor has a 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU. The company’s M5 MacBook Air specifications list a 10-core CPU and an eight-core GPU in the base 13-inch configuration.

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TCS-Partnered Marathons Generate $3.2 Billion Economic Impact

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) partnered marathons account for more than half of the economic impact and nearly three-quarters of the charitable giving generated by the world’s leading marathons, according to the second edition of Brand Finance’s Marathons 50 report. In 2025, the world’s top 50 marathons generated

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What it really takes to build an AI-first technology company

By Gagan Sethi, CEO, Ebix Technologies For the last two years, almost every technology company has been trying to answer the same question: How do we become an AI company? We all have done our part and this is what I have learned – Giving employees access to AI tools does

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iBall Launches Lumora Android Home Projectors in India

iBall, a trusted name in India’s consumer technology and IT peripherals ecosystem, announced the launch of its Lumora series, a mainstream home projector series featuring three projectors dubbed Lumora 40, Lumora 50, and Lumora 60. The Lumora series aims to deliver top-notch home entertainment experiences to Indian consumers at

Flock just can't seem to take no for an answer as its cameras reappear in another city that rejected them

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. A hot potato: It's fair to say that Flock is one of the most hated companies in the US right now. So, what better way to improve its public image than to

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TCS-Partnered Marathons Generate $3.2 Billion Economic Impact

What it really takes to build an AI-first technology company

iBall Launches Lumora Android Home Projectors in India

Flock just can't seem to take no for an answer as its cameras reappear in another city that rejected them