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Long-rumored all-screen folding MacBook Pro project may be dead

In the same report that brought rumors of a 2029 MacBook of some sort, and M5 Ultra in the OLED MacBook Pro , it is said that Apple has scrapped plans for an all-screen folding MacBook Pro. An all-screen MacBook Pro may be a pipe dream An all-screen folding MacBook Pro is a rumor that really got started in 2022 . Then, it was said that a 2026 launch was possible. And now, it turns out that it may…

Long-rumored all-screen folding MacBook Pro project may be dead

A report from Omdia claims that Apple has abandoned plans for an all-screen folding MacBook Pro. This rumor had been circulating since 2022, with a 2026 launch date initially suggested. The display panel analysts from Omdia report that Apple may have shifted its plans or that the product never existed in the first place. The market watcher also mentions a potential 13.8-inch OLED MacBook bridge product expected in 2029.

However, Omdia's track record in Apple predictions is questionable, as it primarily focuses on display panel market analysis. Another source, The Elec, has been persistently reporting on this product, but other rumors surrounding it remain scarce.

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