Apple Apparently Cancels Plans for Two New MacBooks
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Long-rumored all-screen folding MacBook Pro project may be dead
In the same report that brought rumors of a 2029 MacBook of some sort, and M5 Ultra in the OLED MacBook Pro, it is said that Apple has scrapped plans for an all-screen folding MacBook Pro.An all-screen MacBook Pro may be a pipe dreamAn all-screen folding MacBook Pro is a rumor that really got started in 2022. Then, it was said that a 2026 launch was possible.And now, it turns out that it may not see the light of day. Continue Reading on AppleIns…
Apple Apparently Cancels Plans for Two New MacBooks
Apple has canceled plans for a foldable MacBook and a larger OLED MacBook Pro model, according to research firm Omdia. In a new research note, Omdia said Apple has scrapped development of a large foldable MacBook that would have measured between 16.1 and 18 inches when unfolded.
Market research firm Omdia has reported that Apple has discontinued development of a foldable OLED display MacBook (hereinafter referred to as the "foldable MacBook") and a separate line of 14.4-inch to 16.1-inch OLED-equipped MacBooks.
Apple would have decided to give up the development of two new MacBooks, including the folding display model, while the transition to OLEDs would continue with a revised roadmap and new models coming in.
Apple is reportedly canceling its foldable MacBook and Pro models with OLED displays. Check out the changes in the company's new product roadmap.
Apple has reportedly scrapped plans for a large foldable MacBook, a product that has been touted for years as a hybrid of an iPad and a Mac, and which was previously a priority for Apple's hardware chief John Ternus. The foldable Mac has reportedly been scrapped, according to a new analysis from Omdia, which also details several major changes to Apple's long-term OLED plans for the Mac and iPad. The analysis firm reports that Apple has canceled …
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