Apple Has Announced the Date of the Event Where It Will Unveil the First Touchscreen MacBook — Bloomberg

Apple will unveil the long-awaited first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen on October 28, according to Bloomberg. The company announced that it will hold a product presentation—an event titled “Pro and tell”—which the news agency interpreted as a reference to the MacBook Pro update.

This would mark a significant shift for Apple: for years, the company has maintained that it would not merge the capabilities of the iPad and the Mac, Bloomberg notes.

As previously reported, the new laptops will be lighter than current models and will feature OLED screens, as well as the Dynamic Island interface, similar to that of the iPhone. The devices will be available in 14- and 16-inch versions and will be powered by the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Apple may also unveil an affordable MacBook Pro with an M6 chip, an updated iMac, and a new iPad mini with an OLED screen, the agency reported.

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