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    M4 MacBook Pro

    This week, Apple unveiled MacBook Pro models that run on the newly announced M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. The new Macs are available for pre-order now and hit stores on Wednesday, March 11. For that reason, it may come as a surprise that Apple is still expected to release an even bigger MacBook Pro update in 2026.

    MacBook Pro with touchscreen and OLED still on track for release in 2026

    Following the official M5 Pro/Max MacBook Pro announcement last week, Mark Gurman reports in his Power On newsletter for Bloomberg today that “the touch-screen and OLED high-end MacBook is due around the end of the year.”

    This machine will be the first-ever Mac with either a touchscreen or an OLED display. Both are hardware features from the iPad Pro and not the Mac for now.

    The rumored MacBook Pro update is also expected to run on the M6 Pro/Max chip. Apple only just announced the M5 Pro/Max chip in what is an otherwise straightforward MacBook Pro refresh.

    However, this wouldn’t be the first time Apple released two new M-series chip upgrades to the MacBook Pro in a single year. Still, Apple might be cutting it closer than last time this happened.

    Apple upgraded the MacBook Pro twice in 2023

    On January 17, 2023. Apple unveiled the M2 Pro/Max MacBook Pro. 286 days later, Apple announced the M3 Pro/Max MacBook Pro on October 30, 2023.

    If Apple announced the M6 Pro/Max MacBook Pro on the same timeline, we would have an announcement on December 14 this year. Historically, Apple has announced a number of Macs earlier in the year that were later released in December. The 2019 Mac Pro, 2017 iMac Pro, and 2013 Mac Pro all come to mind.

    But even if Apple were to get creative and call the first touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro something new like MacBook Studio and charge even more for it, it will still effectively be the new and improved MacBook Pro, so a months-early pre-announcement doesn’t seem likely.

    Instead, it doesn’t seem out of the question for Apple to break its 286-day record and possibly make an announcement in November, assuming the new MacBook Pro is ready by then.

    There’s always the possibility that things change between now and then and this new machine becomes a 2027 product release. Fortunately for now, that hasn’t been rumored.

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