"You'll see similar speed increases like on the iPad Pro M5-3.5x faster AI performance, 1.6x faster graphics over the prior M4-powered MacBook Pro, and 2x faster SSD performance. Otherwise, this is the same 14-inch MacBook as before, with the claimed "24-hour" battery life, mini-LED display with the nano-texture glass option, a six-speaker system, and a 12-MP webcam. There are three Thunderbolt 4 ports, an HDMI, an SDXC slot, a headphone jack, and the MagSafe charging port."
"Well, there's a new headstrap: the Dual Knit Band. It's included in the box and Apple says it's soft and cushioned, allowing for a comfier fit. The headset is now powered by the M5 chip, which enables faster performance, sharper details throughout visionOS 26, and better battery life. Specifically, Apple says the M5 renders 10 percent more pixels on the micro-OLED displays than before, and the refresh rate can also jump up to 120 Hz."
The 11-inch iPad Pro costs $999 and the 13-inch iPad Pro starts at $1,299. They are compatible with the Apple Pencil Pro, Apple Pencil USB-C, Magic Keyboard, and Smart Folio. The only new MacBook Pro is a 14-inch model offered with multiple storage and unified memory options; the base price remains $1,599 and a fully upgraded configuration can cost $3,369. The M5 delivers about 3.5x faster AI, 1.6x faster graphics, and 2x SSD performance. The Vision Pro adds an M5, a Dual Knit Band headstrap, higher pixel rendering up to 120 Hz, and longer battery life (2.5 hours general, 3 hours video) while keeping a $3,499 price.
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