Macworld If you’ve ever hesitated to take your expensive, brand-new MacBook on the road, we get it. You don’t want to toss a ...

Apple plans to make the 2026 MacBook Pro thinner than the current design, which is already just 0.61 inches. The other major change is that the laptop will sport an OLED display, like the one in ...

In 2015, Apple made one minor but significant hardware change to the 2012-design MacBook Pro: it revised the trackpad to incorporate Force Touch, which simulated the feel of actually pressing the ...

revamping it into the MacBook Pro 16, the company did so without any price increase at all. And while that was a major change to the device, smaller spec bumps and annual refreshes have often come ...

The M5 MacBook Pro, anticipated to launch in late 2025 or ... While the design may not introduce dramatic changes, this consistency could appeal to users who value functionality and accessory ...

The switch to OLED technology is expected to be part of the MacBook Pro's first redesign since 2021, with a thinner design and other changes likely. Compared to current MacBook Pro models with ...

If you are planning to skip the new MacBook Pro, here are two bigger changes that are rumored to come to the laptop in a few years from now. First is an OLED display. Previous rumors have claimed ...

The M4 Max MacBook Pro heralds a new chapter in computing, boasting an array of powerful upgrades that redefine performance and efficiency. At the heart of this innovative machine lies the ...

A teardown of the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 chips reveals no real changes to the way it's constructed for the M3 Pro model, but that the new Space Black coating is more interesting than first ...

it doesn’t stand out from other high-end laptops like other aspects of the MacBook Pro. Perhaps a change in supplier could offer a chance to bump up the quality, especially if some new ...

iFixit speculates that the change could move Apple to start at 1TB rather than 512GB in future MacBook Pro models. iFixit is known for its teardowns, but this time around they used the M1 Pro ...