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Story summary
- Apple plans to launch a touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro, set for mass production by late 2026.
- Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo indicates the touchscreen will utilize on-cell technology, embedding touch sensors in the display.
- This change stems from Apple’s analysis of iPad user behavior, highlighting the productivity benefits of touch controls.
- An affordable MacBook model with an iPhone processor is also in development, but it won't have a touchscreen initially.
- This marks a notable shift in Apple's previous opposition to touchscreen Macs, potentially merging Mac and iPad features in future models.
