Apple gave a first look at its first MacBook with a touchscreen.
Apple gave a first look at its first MacBook with a touchscreen.
Apple just announced its first touchscreen MacBook at its “Pro and tell” event on Wednesday. It showed off the long-awaited touchscreen in a video of the new MacBook Pro during the event that you can watch right here to see the new display in action.
The new MacBook Pro’s touch display is a ProLED XDR tandem OLED panel with up to 2000 nits of brightness and a 120Hz refresh rate. It features a hole punch for the webcam, rather than a notch. Apple says it weighs as little as three pounds. It also brings back the glowing Apple logo on its lid, which Apple CEO John Ternus teased in a video on X .
Pre-orders for the touchscreen MacBook Pro open today and it will be available on November 6th, starting at $2,899 for the 14-inch model or $3,399 for the 16-inch.
The touchscreen MacBook has been a long time coming, even by Apple’s “fashionably late” standards — touchscreens have been mainstream on Windows laptops for well over a decade now. It was rumored for years before finally becoming a reality, much like the new iPhone Duo . Both devices are among the first Apple launched under its new CEO, John Ternus , who formerly led hardware engineering at Apple.
Earlier this week, Apple also announced a new entry-level MacBook Pro , M6 iMac , and an OLED iPad Mini .
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