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Apple Hikes Mac, iPad Prices on Memory Shortage; Shares Fall

Apple’s price hike on Macs and iPads sparks investor backlash amid a memory chip crunch

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Apple has raised prices for its Mac and iPad lineup, citing a global shortage of memory chips as the primary reason. The adjustments now apply to both new and refurbished devices, according to coverage from CNET and the *Anchorage Daily News*.

Financial markets reacted swiftly: Apple’s shares fell following the announcement, with NBC News and CNN reporting the decline as a direct response to the price increases. The move marks Apple’s latest attempt to offset supply chain pressures, though analysts note the timing may have exacerbated investor concerns.

Watch for potential follow-up actions from competitors or further market reactions. Coverage does not yet specify whether Apple plans to adjust production volumes or if the shortage will persist beyond immediate supply constraints.

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Which Apple products are affected by the price hike?

The price increases apply to Mac computers and iPads, including both new and refurbished models.

Why is Apple raising prices now?

Apple attributes the hikes to a shortage of memory chips, which has disrupted production and supply chains.

How have Apple’s shares been impacted?

Apple’s shares have fallen following the announcement, according to reports from NBC News and CNN.

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