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The most advanced Mac laptops for demanding workflows.
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The most advanced Mac laptops for demanding workflows.
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Answer calls or messages from your iPhone directly on your Mac. See and control what’s on your iPhone from your Mac with iPhone Mirroring. Use Universal Clipboard to copy images, video, or text from your iPhone, then paste into another app on your nearby Mac. And thanks to iCloud, you can access your files from either your iPhone or your Mac. And so much more.
Disabled voices are often underrepresented in publishing, journalism, and pop culture. To rewrite that narrative, Alice took to her MacBook Pro and founded the Disability Visibility Project — creating a website and brand identity and recruiting participants via social media. Because she’s unable to speak, Alice uses the Spoken Content accessibility feature to have Mac voice her thoughts. And she uses Mail and Zoom on a daily basis to champion disabled voices.
Giving people more time to do the things they love. This was the mission that led 1X to begin building helpful humanoids for the home. With the aid of MacBook Air, NEO was born — a robot companion capable of handling essential household tasks. NEO was created using Figma, CAD, VS Code, and Magnet, making Mac the brain behind the brains of the teams at 1X.
To bring her fashion‑forward concept to reality, Ruchika turned to iMac. Her creation: Bodice, a modern fashion brand for Indian working women that leverages Indigenous designs of the past. From collecting references using Adobe Photoshop to building early mood boards with Keynote to interacting with her team over Zoom calls, Ruchika trusts Mac to make Bodice stand out from the couture clutter.
Since 1996, Mac has been a cornerstone of ocean engineer Bruce Strickrott’s explorations. As chief pilot of Alvin, a three‑person submersible, he uses Keynote and iMovie to document discoveries and deliver presentations to audiences all over the world about the ocean’s impact on people and the planet. Bruce relies on his MacBook Pro to be his mobile office, edit suite, and entertainment center on expeditions that sometimes last a month or more.