BUSINESSJun 25 · 13:15 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERRobert Scammell,Lauren Edmonds ([email protected])

It's official: Your next MacBook and iPad just got more expensive as Apple raises prices by as much as $300

Apple increased prices for some Mac and iPad models by up to $300 due to a memory chip shortage, as warned by CEO Tim Cook. The MacBook Neo now starts at $699, and the 14-inch MacBook Pro at $1,999, while the iPad Pro rose to $1,199. iPhone prices remained unchanged.

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