Will price hikes force Apple to stop dragging its feet on certain product upgrades?

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By Michael BurkhardtAug 9, 2026, 2:26 pm182 ptsTrending
Earlier this summer, Apple dramatically increased its prices as a result of the ongoing memory crisis around the globe. Things like iPad Air increased from $599 to $749, M5 MacBook Pro from $1699 to $1999, and Apple TV from $129 to $199. That’s just a few examples, but the point is, these price hikes are…

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