Black Friday Apple deal: Get a MacBook Pro 14-inch with M4 Pro chip for $250 off
SAVE $250: As of Nov. 29, the 14.2-inch MacBook Pro with M4 Pro chip is on sale for $1,749 at Amazon, down from $1,999. This Black Friday 13% discount makes it easier to snag the late 2024 powerhouse laptop.
Been watching Star Wars Episode III and need "unlimited powah"? Late 2024 MacBook Pro M4 is officially in the Black Friday sale with a massive $250 discount. This is one of the best prices ever seen on this Apple beast, making this a cracking deal for power users, music producers, video editors, and much more.
What makes the MacBook Pro M4 so powerful? Well, the clue is in the name. Apple's latest M4 chip is powered by a 12-core CPU and 16-core GPU, which means this bad boy can rock multiple virtual consoles (Linux and Windows on Mac, anyone?) and the heaviest video, audio, and photo editing suites in their respective industries can offer. Render times are absolutely hacked, thanks to the M4 chip and 24GB of unified RAM. Save and load times are a breeze, too, with the included 512GB SSD. However, power users will want a decent cloud subscription to back up important projects and massive exports.
The 14.2 Liquid Retina XDR screen is made for all of the above, with a massive 1,600 nits peak brightness and a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1. That translates to some of the most realistic color representation than brighter and sharper than a lot of competitors. A 12MP Center Stage camera means those video calls will look like you're about to jump out of your boss's screen instead of being a pixelated potato. Work and play on this powerhouse is buttery smooth. You want a baked potato now, don't you?
This cheeky 13% Black Friday discount knocks the MacBook Pro M4 down to $1,749, a nice chunk of change from $2,000. This deal is good for all users, provided they want to be part of the iOS and Apple ecosystem—it's the home of digital creativity, after all.
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