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Estimated: MacTrast's write-up says Gurman reported "a new MacBook Pro with an OLED display could be the first touchscreen Mac in 2025"; a year alone is dated to its last day, 31 December 2025. Macworld[2] repeats it ("could appear in 2025 as part of a larger MacBook Pro update"). It is a prediction, not an Apple announcement.
Same Bloomberg report: touchscreen MacBook Pro could appear in 2025 with OLED, keyboard and trackpad kept.[1]
Headline reports the same Gurman prediction of a 2025 launch.[1]
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16-inch premium laptop with a touch-capable OLED panel reviewers call outstanding for video; the closest Windows rival to a touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro.
Source16-inch creator laptop with sharper OLED (212 PPI vs 139 for the XPS 16) and stronger gaming and CPU results.
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