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Apple has finally made a touchscreen Mac — announced October 28, 2026, at its Pro and Tell event in Los Angeles. This is not the M6 MacBook Pro from a day earlier; it is a separate, pricier machine with an OLED display you can touch, a Dynamic Island, a glowing Apple logo, and a new speaker setup. It is a little thinner and lighter than the mini-LED models, which stay on sale. The surprise is the chip: these models run M5 Pro and M5 Max, not the new M6, so buyers choose between the newest base chip and a Pro chip paired with the new screen. Prices carry a $400 premium over comparable mini-LED models, with reported starting prices of $2,899 for the 14-inch and at least $3,399 for the 16-inch. Pre-orders opened October 28, with availability from November 6. Touch on a Mac will suit people who mark up documents or scrub timelines by hand; for typing and browsing, it is a luxury. The real test comes when people live with it for a few weeks.
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