The high-end laptops of Samsung and Microsoft’s choice often feature touch screens-however, Apple has so far rejected this design. So far, anyway, as Ming Chi Kov has reported that Capetino has finally warmed the idea.
Apparently, the first MacBook Pro, with the Olid display, which is rumored to come next year, will become the first MacBook Pro to hold a touch screen. The panel will be manufactured by Samsung and will use cell touch technology.
According to the analyst, the mass production of this model will start by the end of 2026. Coo writes that this shift reflects the long -term observation of Apple’s iPad user behavior, which shows that in some scenarios, touch controls can enhance both production capacity and overall user experience. “
Possibly, it also includes considerable observation of the iPad use samples to address any concerns that the touch screen MacBook will eat in the sale of Apple’s tablets.
Apple iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard
Unfortunately, there are no more details. Will this MacBook occupy 360 °, which can turn the screen all the way and act as a large tablet? Will this Apple Pencil Styles support? This is TBD.
Apple also has entry level MacBook on the way, which is said to be used by Apple A18 Pro Chip Set (from the iPhone 16 Pro Series) and will target a $ 700 price tag. This first generation model will not have a touch screen.
However, Apple will probably not create a feature that is special to pro models, as it did with promotion. According to Coo, the cheaper MacBook can have a touch screen in the second generation (coming in 2027). Kuo says that emphasizing “power” is something that is still being discussed in the Capetino.
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