Apple to discontinue high-end MacBook Pro models without touchscreen
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Apple plans to stop selling, in 2027, the MacBook Pro models with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips that do not have a touchscreen. The information comes from a Bloomberg report, which was cited by a technology website.
These models are among the most expensive versions of the MacBook Pro. With the change, buyers who want a laptop with the company's most powerful chips will, according to the available information, have only the option of a touchscreen.
The same report also mentions the base 14-inch MacBook Pro. However, the details provided for this model are not complete, so it is not clear how it will be affected.
Finally, it should be noted that the information is based on reports and not on an official announcement from Apple. Users and buyers interested in the MacBook Pro should wait for more details from the company.
Sources: Techblog
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