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    OLED Touch Screen MacBook Pro Rumored for Late 2024 Launch●MacBook Pro With OLED Touch Screen Rumored to Launch in October or November In his first-ever Power On podcast today, BlMmastodonBusinessStartups316 h ago

    Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said on his first Power On podcast that Apple will likely unveil its long-rumored 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with touch-enabled OLED displays in October or November. The claim points to Apple's most significant MacBook redesign in years, bringing touch input and OLED screens to the Pro lineup, and tech watchers are debating what the change could mean for the Mac.

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    Prime Day deals cut iPhone 17 Pro Max and MacBook Pro prices▼Deals: iPhone 17 Pro Max, MacBook Pro, HomeKit Prime Day discounts, Apple Watch bands from $7, more✉newsTechnologyMobile1 d ago

    Apple products are discounted in a new round of Prime Day deals, with offers on the iPhone 17 Pro Max, MacBook Pro, and HomeKit smart home accessories. Apple Watch bands are listed from $7. Shoppers are comparing prices across retailers as the sale event continues, with more Apple discounts expected to appear through the event.

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    MacBook Pro OLED redesign nears as M5 Pro gets $600 discount▼MacBook Pro OLED Redesign Nears, M5 Pro Now $600 Off [2026]✉newsTechnologySemiconductors2 d ago

    Apple's MacBook Pro lineup is reportedly approaching a redesign featuring OLED displays, with the current M5 Pro model seeing price cuts of $600. The discount suggests retailers are clearing stock ahead of the redesigned machines, which are expected to arrive in 2026.

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    Running Xiaomi's MiMo Qwen 9B Distill on a 16GB MacBook Pro●This is the third video already in the series I started this month. I am trying to share my... # ai # programming # tutoMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    A developer is demonstrating Xiaomi's MiMo V2.6 Qwen 9B distill model running locally on a 16GB MacBook Pro, the third installment in a tutorial series launched this month. The series covers AI, programming and agents, with an emphasis on inclusive, community-oriented learning. Interest centres on whether mid-range laptops without high-end GPUs can now run capable open-weight language models.