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    Apple rolls out devices with more powerful M5 chip

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    Posted on October 15, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Apple unveils new devices featuring the M5 chip, enhancing performance for creative professionals. The MacBook Pro and iPad Pro are among the updated products.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of Apple's Latest Product Launch
    • New Features of the M5 Chip
    • Pricing and Availability
    • Market Expectations and Sales Projections

    Apple rolls out devices with more powerful M5 chip

    Overview of Apple's Latest Product Launch

    (Reuters) -Apple unveiled a series of product updates on Wednesday, including a refreshed MacBook Pro, an iPad Pro and a second generation of the Vision Pro headset, as it embeds its latest M5 chip across devices aimed at creative professionals.

    New Features of the M5 Chip

    The introduction of M5-powered devices positions Apple to counter performance gains from rivals using Qualcomm and Intel's latest AI-oriented chips. The move builds on Apple's strategy of debuting its most advanced chip in the MacBook Pro and iPad Pro devices ahead of others.

    Pricing and Availability

    The new 14-inch MacBook Pro, featuring the M5 processor, is a step up from the M4 series of chips introduced last year. The new, faster chip can power advanced AI-based applications.

    Market Expectations and Sales Projections

    Prices for the latest devices, however, remain unchanged from the prior versions with the M4 chip.

    The MacBook Pro starts at $1,599 for the 14-inch variant. The iPad Pro starts at $999, while the second-generation Vision Pro starts at $3,499.

    The M5 chip, fabricated using an advanced 3-nanometer process, is expected to improve performance and energy efficiency across devices. The MacBook Pro with the latest chip can run large language models on the device, the company said.

    Apple's Vision Pro headset, launched in 2023, was due for an update after having received a lukewarm response. The Vision Pro, introduced as the company's first major new product in nearly a decade, has received positive reviews for its display quality but remains a niche device with limited adoption.

    Sales of the iPad were expected to grow about 6% in fiscal year ended September 2025, after a three-year slump, thanks to a smaller and more affordable version of the device and a recovery in demand for electronics globally.

    Mac sales were expected to grow again this year, helped by a smaller and cheaper Mac Mini device with the M4 processor that appealed to budget-conscious consumers.

    (Reporting by Akash Sriram in Bengaluru; Editing by Shilpi Majumdar)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Apple launches new devices with the M5 chip.
    • •M5 chip enhances performance for creative professionals.
    • •MacBook Pro and iPad Pro feature the M5 chip.
    • •Vision Pro headset receives an update.
    • •Sales projections show growth for Apple's devices.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Apple rolls out devices with more powerful M5 chip

    1What is the M5 chip?

    The M5 chip is Apple's latest processor designed to enhance performance and energy efficiency across devices, particularly for creative professionals.

    2What is the MacBook Pro?

    The MacBook Pro is a line of high-performance laptops developed by Apple, aimed at professionals needing advanced computing power.

    3What is the iPad Pro?

    The iPad Pro is a tablet computer designed by Apple, featuring high-end specifications and capabilities for professional use.

    4What is the Vision Pro headset?

    The Vision Pro headset is Apple's augmented reality device, designed to provide immersive experiences for users.

    5What are sales projections?

    Sales projections are estimates of future sales revenue based on historical data, market analysis, and economic conditions.

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