Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ Event Will Bring Us a MacBook We’ve Never Seen Before
THE SO WHAT
An OLED touchscreen MacBook from Apple would collapse the gap between iPad and Mac workflows—especially for creative and AI-heavy apps that benefit from direct manipulation. SaaS and pro-tool builders should be ready to ship touch-first Mac experiences, not just keyboard-and-trackpad ports.
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