Apple Unveils Touch-Screen MacBook Pro and More at ‘Pro and Tell’ Event
Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ event held in Los Angeles marked an exciting transition in the company’s product lineup. The highlight was the introduction of the first-ever touch-screen MacBook Pro, a significant departure from Apple’s traditional offerings.
Key Announcements from the Event
The week started with a refresh of the iPad mini, followed by announcements of the new M6 iMac and a MacBook Pro. All products are now available for preorder and are set to launch on November 6, with the base model of the touch-screen MacBook Pro priced at $2,899.
Highlights of the New Touch-Screen MacBook Pro
Details on the new MacBook Pro include:
- Available in 14-inch and 16-inch models.
- Equipped with a touch-sensitive OLED display capable of adjustable refresh rates from 10Hz to 120Hz.
- Powered by the new Apple M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, offering enhanced processing capabilities.
- Both models start with 24GB of unified memory and a minimum of 1TB SSD storage.
- Design options include classic silver and black finishes.
Product Upgrades Announced
Several significant upgrades were introduced across Apple’s product line:
- iPad Mini: The updated model now includes an OLED display, a thinner design, and is priced at $699.
- M6 iMac: This version features upgraded internal components for enhanced performance without a change in price, remaining at $1,499.
- Mac Studio: Released with options up to 512GB of RAM, though prices can escalate close to $30,000 with high-end configurations.
How to Preorder
Interested buyers can immediately preorder all new products through the Apple website, with launches scheduled for early November. Here’s a quick recap of the new options:
