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Apple’s First Touchscreen MacBook Pro Offers a Familiar yet Refined Upgrade

Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro appears to combine a substantial design change with a familiar computing experience.

According to Engadget, the laptop is thinner and lighter than its predecessors and features a better screen. The addition of touch input provides a new way to interact with the machine, while the overall design remains recognizably that of a MacBook Pro.

The result is described as both familiar and radically improved: Apple has refreshed the physical design and display without abandoning the product identity that users already associate with the MacBook Pro.

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