redesign its MacBook Pro lineup as early as next year featuring an OLED display, yet there remains much that is still unknown about the tech giant’s upcoming laptop. During the 2021 version, Apple received accolades for its industrial design and aluminum unibody construction. In addition to that, Apple introduced additional ports to its MacBook Pro, provided an exquisite display, enhanced the laptop’s cameras, and maintained impressive battery longevity.
Currently, Apple’s challenge is to surpass that, as the last MacBook Pro redesign is nearing the five-year mark. So far, speculations indicate that Apple will incorporate a groundbreaking OLED display, which is anticipated to be a significant improvement over the one found in the M4 iPad Pro. Some rumors also imply that a type of Dynamic Island will take the place of the MacBook notch, which would align with the company adding Live Activity functionality to the Mac through macOS Tahoe, and a patent hints that Apple might finally resolve its keyboard issues with a novel material.
Although it remains uncertain what the exact strategy is for the upcoming MacBook Pro, the newest beta of macOS Tahoe introduces a fresh splash screen to greet users with the software update. Nonetheless, that MacBook is devoid of a notch… so, did Apple inadvertently reveal its new MacBook design?
