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PROLED MacBook Pros & Apple's place in the AI race on the AppleInsider Podcast

PROLED MacBook Pros & Apple's place in the AI race on the AppleInsider Podcast

Initial reviews and reactions around the PROLED MacBook Pros, iMac, and iPad mini are in, plus there is plenty more to discuss around living with the iPhone Duo. Your hosts cover these topics plus more on Apple AI on the AppleInsider Podcast.

The touchscreen has proven to be the least interesting part of Apple's updated MacBook Pro models. They're thinner, lighter, and sport a tandem OLED display that is finally on par with the iPad Pro.

Reactions to the iPad mini have been mixed given the existence of the iPhone Duo. For those that don't have Apple's foldable, it will continue to prove to be the best tablet-as-a-tablet Apple makes.

Wesley has published his iPhone Duo photography overview and shares more of his thoughts on the camera system. William has encountered more Siri annoyances, but there's a chance they could be fixed in iOS 27.3, or perhaps iOS 27.4.

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