Apple is reportedly developing an entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M7 chip.
Apple will reportedly retire the non-touch MacBook Pro in its high-end lineup next year, keeping only the entry-level 14-inch model.
Apple charges $400 extra for its touchscreen MacBook Pro, but separate non-touch models could eventually disappear as the lineup evolves further.
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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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