Gurman claims Apple may release a touchscreen with OLED screen, paired with M5 Pro / Max chips, as early as this month
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman stated in the Power On podcast that Apple could release a device equipped with a OLED touchscreen as early as this month, expected to come in two sizes: 14 inches and 16 inches. Gurman mentioned that Apple is currently testing this model with a macOS 27.2 Beta, and the official version with a 27.2 screen might be released by the end of October, during which time Apple could also launch new products simultaneously.
On October 2nd, according to a message from the IT community, during a podcast on Power On, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman suggested that Apple might release a device equipped with a OLED touchscreen as early as this month (October 2026), with expected sizes of 14 inches and 16 inches.
Gurman revealed that Apple is internally using the macOS 27.2 Beta system to test this model, and the official version of macOS 27.2 is expected to be released at the end of October. Apple may take this opportunity to also introduce the touchscreen MacBook Pro.
In terms of appearance, according to a blog post cited by IT, Gorman believes that in addition to adopting a OLED panel and supporting touch interactions, the new MacBook Pro will also come with a thinner body design. The Notch screen will be replaced by a "Dynamic Island" design, and for the chipset, either the M5 Pro or M5 Max chip will be used.
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