GoKawiilApple adds touchscreen OLED displays to redesigned MacBook Pro lineup
Apple unveiled new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with touch-enabled OLED XDR displays, its first such laptops with touch input. The machines, powered by M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, start at $2,899 and $3,399 respectively, support up to 16TB storage and 128GB memory, and ship Nov. 6 after preorders open now.
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This marks Apple's first MacBook Pro redesign since 2021, bringing design cues like a Dynamic Island notch and lit-up logos back to the lineup, which could signal a broader shift toward touch computing across Apple's laptop range. Apple says many existing apps already support touch, suggesting the company is positioning this as a seamless transition rather than a disruptive one for developers and users.
- New MacBook Pros start at $2,899 (14-inch) and $3,399 (16-inch), shipping Nov. 6
- First touchscreen OLED displays on a MacBook Pro, with first major redesign since 2021
- Lighter, thinner bodies with Dynamic Island, light-up logo, and broad app touch support at launch
Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch M5 — This is the very laptop the article describes, featuring Apple's new OLED XDR touchscreen display and redesigned chassis. If you're ready to upgrade to Apple's latest silicon with a gorgeous high-brightness display, this is the newest and most capable MacBook Pro available.
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