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Here’s everything Apple just announced: A new iPhone, iPad Air, Mac Studio computer & more | CNBC
Apple just wrapped up its first product event of the year. It focused on a new affordable iPhone, an update to the iPad Air and its latest, most powerful Mac chip, which will make its debut in the new Mac Studio computer. Here’s are some highlights from the event:
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