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Touchscreen MacBook Pro Hands-On: Apple Finally Lets Us Swipe the Screen - CNET

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Surpassed only by the iPhone Duo, this year’s most anticipated Apple announcement is its launch of both a 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen display — the company’s last-to-the-party use of both technologies in one of its laptops. And despite the awful name, it’s more than just a fancy new display. It’s really a complete design overhaul that, at least on paper, brings its feature set up to the front of the class for professional content creation, albeit with the same processor options and ports as the other MacBook Pros.

Aside from a screen that brings its capabilities more in line with the Studio Display XDR, the new model adds:

  • Touch support
  • The iPhone’s Dynamic Island
  • A 16TB configuration
  • Improved speakers with Dolby Atmos support and better mic
  • A thinner and lighter design
  • Genlock support

It doesn’t come cheap, though; as predicted, you pay a...

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