Heres how much a maxed-out touchscreen MacBook Pro will cost you
THE SO WHAT
A maxed-out touchscreen MacBook Pro priced well beyond most prior laptops cements Apple’s strategy of turning high-end Macs into workstation-class devices. If your teams push local models or heavy media workloads, this is a viable alternative to some cloud spend—but only if you actually saturate the hardware.
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