Storage options are pre-configured, and there is no support for storage expansion, with the base model offering 512 GB of internal storage.
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The entry-level model lacks the Space Black variant, offering only Space Grey and Silver colors.
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The base model offers only 8 GB of RAM, potentially insufficient for professional work. Consider the M3 Pro model for more RAM.
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The 1080p built-in web camera ensures you look your best during video calls and conferences.
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Equipped with a 10-core GPU that supports hardware-accelerated ray tracing, this MacBook is a gaming-friendly option.
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The MacBook Pro M3 promises up to 15 hours of web browsing and 22 hours of video playback. It can be charged via MagSafe or USB-PD compatible Type-C chargers.
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It retains a full-sized HDMI port and SD card slot for creators, eliminating the need for adapters.
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This MacBook Pro boasts a 120Hz Liquid Retina XDR display with mini LED tech, offering a peak HDR brightness of 1600 nits and a peak SDR brightness of 600 nits.
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You can choose from various M3 family CPUs, tailoring your MacBook Pro's performance to your needs. Options range from a single fan M3 chip to the dual-fan M3 Pro and M3 Max models with more ports and external display support.
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The 14-inch MacBook Pro M3 now begins at $1,599, making it $400 cheaper than the M2 Pro model and only slightly more expensive than the 15-inch MacBook Air.
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