Apple will keep non-touchscreen MacBook Pro models on sale alongside its new model
Apple unveiled a MacBook Pro with a touchscreen and PROLED XDR display, arriving November 6 with a $400 premium, according to the outlet. The new device uses the same chips as the current line, though it adds a redesigned thermal system, a thinner and lighter design, slimmer bezels, a revamped audio system, Dynamic Island and the return of the glowing logo. Apple also decided to keep the non-touchscreen M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro on sale.
In 40 seconds
- The new MacBook Pro with touchscreen and PROLED XDR launches November 6 with a $400 premium.
- In performance it is identical to the non-touchscreen models, with the same chip, though the thermal system changes.
- Apple will keep the non-touchscreen M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro on sale.
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