Here's everything you need to know if you're planning on buying a new Mac.
If you're in the market for a new Mac - whether it be your first one, or you're upgrading or buying another machine - it's important that you get the right Mac for you. After all, it's a pretty big purchase.
Here I'm going to cover at the six different Macs that Apple has to offer, and look at their technical spec, prices, and what they are best suited for.
Whether you're looking for a monster workstation or a small system to tuck behind the TV, Apple has a Mac for you.
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