Tech journalist Mark Gurman revealed that Apple plans to eliminate all of its current lineup of high-end non-touch screen MacBook Pros when launching the second-generation touchscreen MacBook Pro in 2027. The 14-inch MacBook Pro base model will be upgraded to the M7 chip and replaced with a new thin and light body design, but it does not support touch.

Zhitongcaijing · 11/02 00:09
Tech journalist Mark Gurman revealed that Apple plans to eliminate all of its current lineup of high-end non-touch screen MacBook Pros when launching the second-generation touchscreen MacBook Pro in 2027. The 14-inch MacBook Pro base model will be upgraded to the M7 chip and replaced with a new thin and light body design, but it does not support touch.