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Apple Launches First Touchscreen MacBook Pro: Price, Features, And More

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Hindustan TimesApple Launches First Touchscreen MacBook Pro: Price, Features, And More
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Apple has introduced touchscreen support to its MacBook Pro lineup for the first time, alongside tandem OLED displays, M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, and a redesigned interface. Here is what the new laptops offer and how much they cost in India.

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