Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro costs nearly three thousand dollars

Apple announced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro on Wednesday, with prices starting at two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars for the fourteen-inch model.

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Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro costs nearly three thousand dollars

Apple announced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro on Wednesday, with prices starting at two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars for the fourteen-inch model.

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Apple announced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro on Wednesday, with prices starting at two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars for the fourteen-inch model. Apple unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook Pro with prices from two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars, marking a major shift from keyboard-only…

Apple's first touchscreen MacBook

Apple MacBook Pro with touchscreen

Apple announced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro on Wednesday during its Pro and Tell event in Los Angeles.The laptop features a PROLED XDR display, M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, and a Dynamic Island cutout.

Prices start at nearly three thousand

The fourteen-inch touchscreen model starts at two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars, while the sixteen-inch starts at three thousand three hundred ninety-nine dollars. Preorders begin Wednesday with launch on November six.

Significant jump from previous model

The fourteen-inch MacBook Pro with M6, announced Tuesday, starts at one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine dollars with a Liquid Retina XDR display.Price increases reflect a global memory shortage driven by AI and cloud infrastructure expansion.

The bottom line

Apple unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook Pro with prices from two thousand eight hundred ninety-nine dollars, marking a major shift from keyboard-only input.

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