This means they've figured out a way to keep the screen from wobbling when poked … let the theorizing commence!

I'm so perplexed that they chose this product name, while still retaining their existing Macbook Pro product line.

Curious to see if oled actually helps battery life. My experience with OLEDs are they absolutely drain power on white scenes. My oled monitor pulls ~90w on a white screen, you can feel it get hot like an old CRT.

I had a Dell OLED 4k laptop 4 years ago that depending on screen brightness would absolutely murder the battery.

The touchscreen would make sense for a hybrid laptop convertible. But in this form factor I cannot understand.

"We've done tons of user testing on this, and it turns out, it doesn't work. Touch surfaces don't want to be vertical. It gives great demos. But after a short period of time, you start to fatigue, and after an extended period of time, your arm wants to fall off. It's ergonomically terrible." —Jobs

It's sort of outrageous to launch a new product like that but not with M6, I am gonna wait for the M7 version

Since you can configure it with a 16TB SSD, I wonder, is it QLC or did Apple manage to make it TLC?

The fancy OLED display would actually be a potential reason to finally upgrade from my M1 Pro but even if I could afford it, I find prices like that hard to swallow (and I couldn't care less about touch in a laptop fwiw). Guess I'll buy one used in a year or three, maybe.

Have they figured out how to fit an LTE modem into a 16” MacBook Pro?

Or does one still have to go to Dell for that?