Apple introduced its first MacBook Pro laptop with a touch screen, at a price of $2,899, sales of which will begin on November 6, writes the New York Times. The device is equipped with an OLED display and M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, while running on the traditional MacOS operating system, notes CNBC. The release of the new product was a departure from the long-standing corporate strategy and philosophy of company founder Steve Jobs, who in 2010 called the idea of ​​creating such computers "ergonomically terrible."

Apple introduced its first MacBook Pro laptop with a touch screen, at a price of $2,899, sales of which will begin on November 6, writes the New York Times. The device is equipped with an OLED display and M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, while running on the traditional MacOS operating system, notes CNBC. The release of the new product was a departure from the long-standing corporate strategy and philosophy of company founder Steve Jobs, who in 2010 called the idea of ​​creating such computers "ergonomically terrible."