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Weren't all of the new M3 Macs announced the same price as they previously were or lower? Same with the recently announced iPhones? Or am I mis-remembering? See

Weren't all of the new M3 Macs announced the same price as they previously were or lower? Same with the recently announced iPhones? Or am I mis-remembering? Seems like prices not increasing given all the recent inflation are actually a price decrease pretty much across the board not an increase on the average selling price?

scrlk 3y ago
Entry level pricing for a MacBook Pro now starts at $1599 rather than $1299.
- sroussey 3y ago
  And it has a downgrade from a Pro chip to a non pro chip.
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  - npunt 3y ago
    13" Macbook Pro had M2 not M2 Pro
  - eyelidlessness 3y ago
    No it doesn’t. The previous (cheaper) entry level MBPs were non-Pro M2 (and non-Pro M1 before that).
- floydnoel 3y ago
  That thing had the same CPU as the MacBook Air. There was nothing "pro" about it. I'm so happy it's finally gone!
  - ch_sm 3y ago
    the new one also has the non-pro, non-max M3.
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