Apple's newest powerhouse processor is a cross between an M3 and an M4—and is made for the most demanding users.

Apple unveiled the last processor of the M3 family a few months after starting the transition to the M4 family. Meet the M3 Ultra chip.

Apple's new M3 Ultra is making headlines for packing 512GB of memory, but how does it compare to the M4 Max? Find out in this detailed comparison.

The Mac Studio is a mean machine ideal for the most hectic of production environments. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined With its most recent update,

Apple rarely offers you more for less, especially in its most popular products with the broadest appeal. It has perfected the measured, iterative year-over-year product cycle. But for the 13- and 15-inch M4 MacBook Airs, Apple has put new chips in its established design while shoring up the device’s biggest flaws and dropping the price by $100.

The M3 Ultra-equipped Apple Mac Studio delivers the massive multi-core performance and workstation grunt that pros with demanding workflows need. However, its high price and older core architecture mean the M4 Max model is more versatile—and accessible.

The Apple Mac Studio (starts at $1,999; $3,699 as tested) stands only a little taller than the Mac mini, but this compact desktop PC is the pinnacle of Apple technology and design. The 3.7-inch-high desktop has big shoes to fill as the latest in Apple's powerful desktop line,

As the price makes clear, the Mac Studio is not a computer for the everyman. It’s a workstation for those who already have an idea of just how it’ll make their lives easier an