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Apple excludes chargers from pricey MacBooks, charging up to €119 for power adapters

Apple excludes chargers from pricey MacBooks, charging up to €119 for power adapters

Apple will no longer include power adapters with its newly announced MacBook models, requiring customers to purchase them separately. Individual chargers for these expensive laptops are priced at up to 119 euros.

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Velsen-based company scores high in AI processes and ranks in the global top 500

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Koopman fishing shop in Bennebroek struggling: 'Poles and Ukrainians are our new customers'

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