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Apple raises prices on MacBook and iPad due to memory crunch, hints at more to come

Apple’s price hikes signal deeper supply chain strain—with more increases likely ahead

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 15:07 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jun 25, 13:45 UTC · El Confidencial

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The brief

Apple has announced price increases for MacBook and iPad models, citing a global memory chip shortage as the primary driver. Coverage from *Bloomberg*, *CNBC*, and *Yahoo Finance* highlights Apple’s reliance on Micron Technology, with Cook’s remarks framed as a positive for the semiconductor supplier’s investors.

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Which Apple products are seeing price increases?

MacBook and iPad models, according to *Bloomberg* and *CNBC*. Coverage does not yet specify the iPhone 18 Pro’s exact adjustments, but *PhoneArena* notes the hike will be less severe than earlier concerns.

Is this tied to a specific supplier?

Yes. *Yahoo Finance* reports Tim Cook’s comments referenced Micron Technology, suggesting Apple’s pricing moves will benefit the chipmaker’s investors.

Will iPhone prices rise significantly?

Coverage from *PhoneArena* and *WSJ* indicates the iPhone 18 Pro’s price hike is expected to be modest compared to broader market fears, though no exact figures are confirmed.

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