13-inch MacBook Pro: Apple M2 chip with 8_core CPU and 10_core GPU, 256GB SSD - Space Grey Black Friday 2024 Made from the same high-performance 2025 iPad Pro NPI

Name: 13-inch MacBook Pro: Apple M2 chip with 8_core CPU and 10_core GPU, 256GB SSD - Space Grey Black Friday 2024 Made from the same high-performance 2025 iPad Pro NPI
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SKU: 42640905151
Price: 2549.50 USD
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13 inch MacBook Pro: Apple M2 chip with 8_core CPU and 10_core GPU, 256GB SSD Space Grey Black Friday 2024 Made from the same high performance 2025 iPad Pro NPI Made from the same high performance elastomer as the Ocean Band For a lot less than you expected Supercharged by the next generation M2 chip it’s Apple’s most portable pro laptop

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