Apple Just Announced Its First Ever MacBook with a Touchscreen
The redesigned 14-inch and 16-inch models add touch input, a Dynamic Island, and up to 24 hours of battery life, Apple said.
- Apple introduced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, reversing its long-standing opposition to touch controls on laptops.
- The new MacBook Pro supports gestures such as scrolling, zooming, drawing, and annotating while retaining its keyboard and trackpad.
- The laptop includes a tandem OLED display, M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, up to 16TB of storage, and up to 24 hours of battery life.
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The new version of the MacBook Pro, with Proled display and M5 chip, promises up to 24 hours of autonomy and lighter and portable design.It includes improvements in audio and touch functionality, in addition to a version of Siri with AI. Available for reservation from today and sale on November 6.
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Apple unveils its first-ever touchscreen laptop
Apple has finally given in after two decades of fighting against the idea. It is one of its priciest laptops ever.
Apple announces new MacBook Pro models with OLED and touchscreen
Apple today announced a new series of MacBook Pro models that will sell alongside the existing range. The new models feature the long awaited OLED displays and also bring touchscreen support to the Mac for the first time. The main feature here is the display, which Apple calls PROLED XDR. The new display features the same Tandem OLED technology that we saw on the iPad Pro models, which layers two OLED panels over each other to increase their lig…
It is equipped with OLED technology, M5 Pro and M5 Max processors and a slimmer and lighter design
For years, Apple has been barring itself from giving its Mac computers touchscreens - while this was part of everyday life for devices with Windows systems. Now, the iPhone group is changing - and explaining why.
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