Apple is set to release next-generation touchscreen MacBook Pros featuring M7 Pro and M7 Max chips next year, marking a shift from its previous stance against touch-based laptops.
Apple is reportedly planning to phase out non-touch MacBook Pro models, according to Mark Gurman, as the company shifts focus towards touchscreen versions with advanced features.
Apple is reportedly developing an entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M7 chip.
Apple charges $400 extra for its touchscreen MacBook Pro, but separate non-touch models could eventually disappear as the lineup evolves further.
Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro marks a major shift in its laptop strategy, but Bloomberg's Mark Gurman believes the company has played it safe and still has room to improve.
Apple's 2027 touchscreen MacBook Pro models will feature M7 Pro and M7 Max chips, improved AI capabilities, and thinner designs.
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The current MacBook Pro models available for purchase alongside the PROLED models will likely be discontinued in the future.
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