Apple Unveils Its First-Ever MacBook Pro With a Touchscreen OLED
The new laptops add OLED panels and touch support as Apple responds to long-standing requests from pro users, Bloomberg reported.
- On Wednesday, Apple unveiled its first laptop with a touchscreen, the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, at its 'Pro and tell' event in Los Angeles.
- Apple previously resisted touchscreen laptops, with former executives Steve Jobs and Tim Cook arguing the interface was ergonomically unsuited for macOS, though the company has now reversed this stance.
- The new laptop features a tandem OLED display and Dynamic Island, with the 14-inch model starting at $2,899 and the 16-inch version at $3,399, supporting up to 128GB of memory.
- Pre-Orders are open today with deliveries commencing November 6, as the company enters a premium market segment despite total PC shipments dropping 20% in the 3rd quarter.
- Reports suggest future models could be marketed as 'MacBook Ultra,' with second-generation versions expected in late 2027 using M7 Pro and Max chips, as Apple CEO John Ternus positions the advance as transformative.
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The combination of touchscreen and keyboard was rejected by Steve Jobs in 2010, but the company finally adopted this combination for the MacBook
Closing a month later in October when his computer catalog was almost completely refurbished to make more room for his new AI agent, Apple lifted the veil on a long-awaited new device, despite Steve Jobs' thinking: a touch screen MacBook Pro.
For years, Apple blocked 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.
Apple introduced MacBook Pro with OLED touch screen The new MacBook Pro <p>received an OLED touch screen, M5 Pro and M5 Max chips and autonomy of up to 24 hours. Sales start on November 6.</p>
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