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MacBook Pro with touch screen in 2024? Definitive guide

¿Una MacBook Pro con pantalla táctil en 2024? Lo que debes saber antes de comprar Introducción Los últimos rumores sobre una MacBook Pro con pantalla táctil han vuelto a encender los foros y Twitter justo antes del WWDC 2024. ¿Se trata de una filtración real o solo de hype? En este artículo te ofrezco los datos verificables, su impacto práctico y algunas herramientas para que no te pierdas ni un…

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Rumors are circulating about a potential MacBook Pro with a touchscreen display to be released in 2024. Although Apple has not confirmed this, suppliers are reportedly receiving components that could be used in such a device. If released, the laptop is likely to be compatible with the Apple Pencil 2. The possible introduction of a touchscreen MacBook Pro has already led to a 5-10% drop in prices of current models.

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