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Anthropic cut Opus to $4/$20 per million tokens and cut cache reads by 60%. Here is what the vendor numbers mean, and what nobody outside Anthropic has checked yet.
Anthropic's new Sonnet keeps its $2/$10 price, claims 30% less cost per task, and beats Opus 5.5 on one benchmark. Here's what to check.
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MobileWaitApple announced the iPhone Duo on 9 September 2026: a book-style foldable with 7.6-inch inner and 5.4-inch outer OLED displays, A20 Pro chip, Touch ID, and a $1,999 starting price. Pre-orders open 16 October, sales start 23 October.
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Featured · MobileWaitApple announced the iPhone Duo on 9 September 2026: a book-style foldable with 7.6-inch inner and 5.4-inch outer OLED displays, A20 Pro chip, Touch ID, and a $1,999 starting price. Pre-orders open 16 October, sales start 23 October.
TechBuyThe M4 Air is the laptop most people should buy, full stop. It does the work without the fan, the battery lasts a flight, and the only real complaint is the notch and the port count.
GamingBuyThe OLED screen is the upgrade that matters. Battery is better, blacks are true, and the Steam library just works. It’s still heavy, and it still won’t run everything at 60.
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GamingBuyThe OLED screen is the upgrade that matters. Battery is better, blacks are true, and the Steam library just works. It’s still heavy, and it still won’t run everything at 60.
TechBuyThe M4 Air is the laptop most people should buy, full stop. It does the work without the fan, the battery lasts a flight, and the only real complaint is the notch and the port count.
MobileBuy100W across four ports in something smaller than a soap. It charges a laptop and two phones at once without complaint. The only thing it’s missing is a longer cable in the box.
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