PALO ALTO, U.S.-- Apple unveiled Tuesday a new MacBook lineup powered by the company's first in-house-designed chip for Mac, the M1, an important shift by the American tech giant as it replaces Intel CPUs used in previous models.
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Apple's three new Mac computers begin at a price of $699. (Photo courtesy of Apple)
PALO ALTO, U.S.-- Apple unveiled Tuesday a new MacBook lineup powered by the company's first in-house-designed chip for Mac, the M1, an important shift by the American tech giant as it replaces Intel CPUs used in previous models.