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MacBook Pro Touchscreen: Rumors, Leaks and How to Prepare

MacBook Pro com Touchscreen? O que os vazamentos revelam e como se preparar agora Introdução Nos últimos dias, o Google Trends mostrou um salto de 420 % nas buscas por “MacBook Pro touchscreen”. A expectativa gerada pelo rumor de que a Apple possa lançar um MacBook Pro com tela sensível ao toque na próxima WWDC está alimentando debates entre desenvolvedores, designers e usuários finais. Neste…

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Rumor has it that Apple may launch a MacBook Pro with a touchscreen at the next WWDC, sparking debate among developers, designers, and users. According to leaks, the device could feature a 14-inch display with thin edges and a 120 Hz refresh rate. A patent registered by Apple describes a "multitouch display integrated into a notebook with low-latency stylus support". If launched, the MacBook Pro's touchscreen would require significant changes to macOS, including native support for touch and Apple Pencil.

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