Apple to Launch Five New Products Tomorrow, Including Touchscreen MacBooks

Apple’s Major Update: Touchscreen Displays Come to Laptops

Apple has officially confirmed that five new devices will hit the market tomorrow, November 6. This launch marks a significant milestone in the company’s history, as users will see the first MacBook Pro equipped with a touchscreen. Pre-orders opened last week, and demand appears to be notably high.

The new series encompasses updated portable computers, tablets, and desktops. Apple engineers have focused heavily on performance and display technology, which is particularly evident in the new MacBook Pro models.

What’s New from Apple?

Naturally, the greatest attention is focused on the touchscreen MacBook Pro models. Customers can choose between 14-inch and 16-inch versions, starting at $2,899 and $3,399, respectively. These models feature OLED technology, which brings colour gamut and contrast to a new level.

In addition, the lineup includes:

• A 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M6 chip (starting at $1,999);
• A new iMac with the M6 chip (starting at $1,499);
• An iPad mini, now equipped with an OLED display and the powerful A20 Pro chip (starting at $699).

Shipping Times and Expectations

While most products will be available starting tomorrow, some delays are expected for the touchscreen MacBook Pro models. Specifically, demand for the Space Black version of the 14-inch touchscreen model is so high that delivery will take 3 to 4 weeks. Silver models will be available to customers in 7 to 10 business days.

Other devices are expected to ship on the day sales commence. This update underscores Apple’s strategy to unify its device ecosystem through the powerful M6 chip and OLED technology.

For users who purchase Apple products through official resellers, these updates are significant as the new models will soon reach local markets. The integration of a touchscreen into macOS will be particularly interesting, as it is expected to further streamline the workflow.