Apple refreshes entry-level MacBook Pro with M6 chip

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Apple is upgrading its entry-level MacBook Pro with the M6 processor, a year after moving that model to the M5 chip. The M6 chip was first launched in August in recent updates to the Mac Mini. Like last year's refresh, this update appears to bring relatively modest changes, following a pattern of incremental revisions. The article notes that last year's update focused mainly on the new processor, faster storage, and an optional storage capacity of up to 4TB for an extra $1,200. The full details of this year's announcement are available in The Verge's complete story.

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