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In a first for Apple, the company is apparently planning to use an iPhone SoC to power a MacBook. The upcoming laptop will use A18 Pro, which powers the iPhone 16’s higher-end models, the Pro and Pro Max. Apple hasn’t confirmed the new, low-cost MacBook, so the usual grain of salt applies.

Apple is reportedly planning a low-cost MacBook featuring an iPhone A18 Pro chip. This 13-inch laptop, possibly in new colors, could launch in early 2026. The move aims to boost MacBook sales, offering a more affordable option while leveraging Apple’s powerful mobile silicon.