Hands-on with Apple's first touch MacBook Pro: trackpad-style gestures and a tandem OLED display
BenBajarin · x · 2026-10-29
Analyst Carolina Milanesi spent a day with Apple's first touch-enabled MacBook Pro at the LA launch experience. The touch gestures mirror existing trackpad habits, so there's very little to learn — and the tandem OLED display Apple calls PROLED XDR "does most of the convincing" in person. Shared by Ben Bajarin and other analysts.
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