CNBC Hands-On with Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Pro: Touch Functionality Is Completely Optional
CNBC Hands-On with Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Pro: Touch Functionality Is Completely Optional. Apple on Wednesday unveiled its first touchscreen laptop, the MacBook Pro, in Los Angeles. Users can still primarily or entirely use the device's trackpad and keyboard, and most apps will support touch without needing updates. The new model features a ProLED XDR display, a punch-hole screen design, Dynamic Island, and a glowing logo, which marks its return since the 2017 MacBook Air.
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