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Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pros may be late, but they have one big advantage

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By Kyle Kucharski
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Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pros may be late, but they have one big advantage
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Apple finally revealed its new MacBook M5 Pro and Max with a touchscreen OLED display, bringing the best features from the iPhone to its laptops.

Key Takeaways

  • Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pros may be late, but they have one big advantage.
  • Apple finally revealed its new MacBook M5 Pro and Max with a touchscreen OLED display, bringing the best features from the iPhone to its laptops.
  • Apple finally revealed its new MacBook M5 Pro and Max with a touchscreen OLED display, bringing the best features from the iPhone to its laptops.

Apple finally revealed its new MacBook M5 Pro and Max with a touchscreen OLED display, bringing the best features from the iPhone to its laptops.

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