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Apple prepping touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro for 2026 — new report claims new model will incorporate on-cell touch tech for the first time

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Apple is reportedly preparing to introduce touchscreen technology to its Mac lineup with an OLED MacBook Pro expected to enter mass production by late 2026. This model will incorporate on-cell touch technology for the first time, blurring the line between MacBooks and iPads. Ming-Chi Kuo, a reliable Apple insider, suggests that a more affordable MacBook powered by an A-series iPhone processor is also in the works for a potential launch in 2025. If Kuo's predictions are accurate, Apple's move towards touchscreen MacBooks would mark a significant departure from its traditional design philosophy.

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