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Redesigned MacBook Pro with OLED to Feature 'Significantly Lighter' Design: Report

The redesign adds Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook and Tandem OLED, while Apple also reengineers the interior to make the laptop significantly lighter.

  • Apple is preparing to launch a redesigned MacBook Pro by next month, featuring a touchscreen display and Tandem OLED technology for the first time.
  • Internal components have been miniaturized and rearranged to make the new MacBooks "significantly" lighter than their predecessors, improving portability.
  • Current 16-inch MacBook Pro models weigh up to 4.7 pounds, while 14-inch versions start at 3.4 pounds; new machines will retain existing high-end chips.
  • According to Mark Gurman, changes in Golden Gate will support the new touchscreen functionality and the Dynamic Island on the MacBook.
  • CEO priorities have shifted design teams to report directly to Ternus, reflecting a strategic focus on hardware development for the MacBook Pro.
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According to inside information from technology analysts, Apple is preparing to launch completely redesigned 14-inch and 16-inch portable laptops equipped with advanced OLED touch displays, marking a radical change in the brand's policy, which has so far resisted touch-enabled laptops. These upcoming devices are expected to be significantly lighter than their predecessors, thanks to a complete reconfiguration of internal components that reduces …

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BizToc broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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