Apple shows pricey touchscreen laptops, a first for the iPhone maker
- Pre-Orders for Apple's new 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro went live yesterday, October 28, 2026, at Apple and Best Buy.
- The updated system integrates a new M6 chip with a 12-core GPU that Apple claims is 30% faster than the M5 generation.
- Base pricing starts at $1,999 for 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, with memory upgrades available up to 32GB or a nano-texture display for an extra $150.
- General availability begins Friday, November 6, and Best Buy is offering a $100 e-gift card with the purchase of any M6-powered MacBook Pro.
- Apple announced upcoming OLED touchscreen MacBook models, while the M6 Mac Mini remains available as a budget alternative for $779.
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For the first time, the manufacturer offers a touch-sensitive OLED display, plus the Dynamic Island from the iPhone and a feature that lights up old-established Apple users. Price-wise, the device sits at the top of the notebook series - and extends up to the small car area.
Apple will release its first MacBook with a touch display from November 6th – after years of criticizing the concept of laptops with touch-sensitive screens. Now Apple emphasizes that the MacBook Pro with touch screen is intended for professional users who want to rotate 3D models with their fingers or play musical instruments on the display.
Apple released a number of products this week, from the iPad mini to the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros. Here are the specifications for Apple's latest products.
Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro hands-on: We tested it in Los Angeles
Apple has finally brought touch to the MacBook Pro. We tested the new 14-inch model in Los Angeles for this Economic Times Digital hands-on, exploring its PROLED XDR tandem OLED display, interactive Dynamic Island and the return of the glowing Apple logo.How does touch feel on a MacBook? Is the nano-texture display the better option with fingers now going directly onto the screen? And what does the Dynamic Island bring to the experience, even without Face ID?The regular MacBook Pro models remain in the lineup. We share our first impressions of the new model and what we’ll need to test further to see how much value it adds for professional users.#MacBookPro #Apple #MacBookProHandsOn #EconomicTimes
Apple has made a major announcement, using a touchscreen display and OLED panel for the first time on its MacBook. Let's take a look at its price and other features.
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