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After two decades of rejecting this idea, Apple introduced the MacBook PRO with a touchscreen. ... And it is the new MacBook Pro that has become thinner and lighter than its predecessors, received an OLED display, a dynamic island and a redesigned interface adapted to touch control. The laptop is available in versions with 14 and 16 inch screens M5 Pro and M5 Max processors. Prices start from $2,899 and #036;399 respectively. For years, Apple rejected the idea of ​​a Mac touch: Steve Jobs found such devices inconvenient, Tim Cook compared the combination of a laptop and a tablet to trying to combine a refrigerator and a toaster. But about four years ago, Cook and the company's current CEO, John Tarnos, began to reframe that position. Video name: THE LIBloomberg.

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After two decades of rejecting this idea, Apple introduced the MacBook PRO with a touchscreen. ... And it is the new MacBook Pro that has become thinner and lighter than its predecessors, received an OLED display, a dynamic island and a redesigned interface adapted to touch control. The laptop is available in versions with 14 and 16 inch screens M5 Pro and M5 Max processors. Prices start from $2,899 and #036;399 respectively. For years, Apple rejected the idea of ​​a Mac touch: Steve Jobs found such devices inconvenient, Tim Cook compared the combination of a laptop and a tablet to trying to combine a refrigerator and a toaster. But about four years ago, Cook and the company's current CEO, John Tarnos, began to reframe that position. Video name: THE LIBloomberg.

After two decades of rejecting this idea, Apple introduced the MacBook PRO with a touchscreen. ... And it is the new MacBook Pro that has become thinner and lighter than its predecessors, received an OLED display, a dynamic island and a redesigned interface adapted to touch control. The laptop is available in versions with 14 and 16 inch screens M5 Pro and M5 Max processors. Prices start from $2,899 and #036;399 respectively. For years, Apple rejected the idea of ​​a Mac touch: Steve Jobs found such devices inconvenient, Tim Cook compared the combination of a laptop and a tablet to trying to combine a refrigerator and a toaster. But about four years ago, Cook and the company's current CEO, John Tarnos, began to reframe that position. Video name: THE LIBloomberg.

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