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Apple’s best MacBook Pro decision this week had nothing to do with touch

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Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pro brings plenty of welcome upgrades, but one of the best things about this week’s launch is what the company decided not to change. more…

What the coverage shows

All three outlets center the new MacBook Pro and its touchscreen, with Tom’s Hardware alone also foregrounding the $2,899 starting price and mentioning the lighter design and updated speakers. The New York Times frames the launch as Apple’s first touch-screen MacBook Pro and emphasizes the company’s shift under its current chief executive. 9to5Mac spreads the coverage across several pieces, one of which bundles the MacBook Pro with other announcements like a new iPad mini and M6 iMac, and another that is only about shipment forecasts.

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