Apple expected to show first touchscreen laptops amid product blitz
Apple plans to keep selling non-touch models alongside the new touchscreen versions, which could start about $300 to $500 higher, Bloomberg reported.
- Apple will host the Pro and Tell event on Oct 28 in Los Angeles, where the company is expected to debut a new MacBook Pro featuring an OLED display.
- The reveal could mark a 180 turn for the company regarding touch screens for laptops, moving away from its long-standing reliance on LED solutions for the Pro.
- Testing the new Mac Mini, Anthony Spadafora noted the chip "really shone" and "didn't miss a beat," achieving a Geekbench single-core score of 4708.
- Apple announced an overhauled Mini with an OLED display, an update coinciding with a starting price increase from $599 to $699 for the lineup.
- Rumor has it the event may also feature a fresh All-In-One Desktop, potentially upgrading from the existing Pro model as part of a broader Big End-of-Year Blowout.
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Apple slated to unveil first touchscreen laptops amid product blitz
Apple is expected to unveil its first touchscreen MacBooks on Wednesday, abandoning a long-held aversion to the technology as it caps a burst of product launches ahead of the crucial holiday shopping season.
Apple's next big bet: Touchscreen laptops in a blockbuster product rollout
LOS ANGELES: Apple is expected to unveil its first touchscreen MacBooks on Wednesday, abandoning a long-held aversion to the technology as it caps a burst of product launches ahead of the crucial holiday shopping season.Apple is holding an event in Los Angeles after launching a folding iPhone, Duo, at its Silicon Valley headquarters in September and a smart home hub in New York earlier this month. While those products will test new markets f…
Apple set to unveil first touchscreen MacBooks, ending years of resistance to the technology
Apple is preparing to introduce its first touchscreen MacBooks, reflecting a shift in consumer demands for laptop technology. The company's previous resistance to touchscreens has changed as consumer preferences have evolved. Analysts suggest that this change is a necessary response to market trends and expectations. Recent product launches, such as the folding iPhone and upgraded MacBook Pro, aim to enhance consumer experience.
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