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MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display review: A lot more than touch
Apple unveiled the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display last week, and it brings some of the biggest changes to the Mac in years. There’s a tandem OLED screen, a significantly lighter design, and the long-awaited addition of touch. Oh, and the Apple logo glows again.
What the coverage shows
All three outlets frame the MacBook Pro review around the same core package of changes: a lighter design, a brighter OLED-style display, and the addition of touch. Engadget is the most cautious, saying the touchscreen “doesn’t add much,” while Tom’s Hardware calls it a major upgrade but stresses the exceptionally high price. 9to5Mac is the most expansive, highlighting the display, the lighter build, touch, and even the return of the glowing Apple logo.
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