
Apple will hold a presentation on October 28, during which it plans to unveil its first MacBook equipped with a touchscreen. This was reported on October 19 by Mark Gurman, a well-known insider at Bloomberg.
The event, titled “Pro and Tell,” will take place in Los Angeles. The new laptops are expected to feature OLED displays with enhanced image clarity, as well as the “Dynamic Island” interface previously seen on iPhones. The name of the presentation serves as a direct reference to an update for the MacBook Pro lineup.
“Apple Inc. has confirmed that a product presentation will take place on October 28, during which the company plans to unveil its first MacBook with a touchscreen,” Gurman wrote. In addition to the flagship touchscreen model, the corporation intends to showcase a new, more affordable MacBook Pro powered by an M6 processor. The event is also expected to include the announcement of an updated iMac all-in-one desktop and a refreshed iPad mini.
On September 9, at an event titled “Surprise and Shine,” Apple unveiled its latest-generation flagship smartphones, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The devices are available in several colors: burgundy, gray, black, and light blue. The primary technological upgrade in these devices is the A20 Pro processor, manufactured using a 2-nanometer process.