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At an event in Brooklyn, NY today, Apple finally introduced a new MacBook Air with modern specs, including a Retina display, eighth-generation Y-series processors, Touch ID, and more.

Apple has updated its entire iMac range, adding a new Retina 4K Display option for the 21.5in model - but while the 27in iMac gets Intel's latest 'Skylake' processors, its smaller sibling doesn't.

It is claimed that Apple will release new machines alongside the new Mac OS X 10.10 "Yosemite." Both of the refreshed machines are said to feature high resolution displays, probably at a price.

Marques Brownlee uploaded a follow-up to his previous video that showed a sapphire iPhone 6 display panel being torture testing, but this video shows that it may not be made of pure sapphire after all

Reports suggest that a 12in Macbook Air was supposed to ship with a Retina Display by late-2014, but was delayed due to shortages. The 11 and 13 inch models are said to be on track for release.

New evidence in the developer preview of Mac OS X 10.10 'Yosemite' shows resolution scaling for iMacs with Retina Displays. Information about the new iMac was first found in the Mac OS X 10.9.4 beta.

Apple has announced lower prices and some upgraded hardware for the MacBook Pro notebooks that have the company's high resolution Retina display, along with a lower price for the 13-inch MacBook Air.

New applications featuring "Retina graphics" are appearing on Apple's Mac app store. It's rumored the company's upcoming 15-inch MacBook Pro refresh will feature a Retina display.

A new version of Microsoft's SkyDrive app for Apple's iPad and iPhone has been released, adding new support for the new iPad's Retina Display along with a number of other new features.

Apple has announced The new iPad, the official name (no kidding) of its new tablet with a quad-core processor, support for up to 2048x1536 resolution and LTE support. It launches on March 16th.

Apple announces its new iPad 3 this week, and it'll probably be great - but not quite as amazing as the iPad concept in a new video, featuring a 3D holo-display and projected controls for gaming.

Everyone expects Apple's next iPad to sport a high-resolution Retina Display - but it looks like Samsung will get there first, with a new Android 4.0 tablet sporting a spectacular 2560x1600px display.

Apple's fondness for high-resolution graphics looks set to extend to the desktop with the release of Mac OS X Lion later this year. According to MacRumors, yesterday's OS X Lion developer preview includes a major step...