Apple has released a touchscreen MacBook Pro with a PROLED XDR display, a hardware shift the company resisted for over a decade while competitors normalized touch on laptops.
The video comes from 9to5Mac, a publication with direct Apple supply chain sources, which makes their coverage of spec details and display technology worth reading beyond the headline. The PROLED XDR branding signals Apple is bringing pro display calibration standards down from the Pro Display XDR into a portable form factor, with pricing anchored around the Amazon listing.
If the display claims hold up under scrutiny, this represents a meaningful change to MacBook Pro's input model and display hierarchy. Read the full piece for the technical breakdown of what PROLED XDR actually means in practice versus Apple's existing Liquid Retina XDR panels.
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