Apple's MacBook Pro Max Hits Its Lowest Price Ever as New Model Nears

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Apple is reportedly preparing to launch a new MacBook next week. Ahead of that release, discounts on existing MacBook models have reached their deepest level so far. The article's source is WIRED, which reports that the current MacBook Pro Max is now at its lowest price on record. The reported timing suggests retailers are clearing stock of current models in anticipation of the upcoming launch.

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