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9to5Mac Daily: October 27, 2026 – Apple announces new iMac, MacBook Pro with M6

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9to5Mac Daily: October 27, 2026 – Apple announces new iMac, MacBook Pro with M6

Apple has just unveiled the new 14-inch MacBook Pro, featuring the powerful M6 chip. The announcement was made alongside the introduction of new iMacs with M6 chips and on the eve of the expected release of OLED MacBook Pro models with touchscreen capabilities. The 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 begins at $1,999, with pre-orders set to start on October 28 and availability commencing on November 6.

Key specifications include a 12-core CPU, a 12-core GPU that is up to 30% faster than the previous M5, a dual 16-core Neural Engine, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and fast charging capabilities.

Apple has released a promotional video showcasing the MacBook Pro's enhanced graphics, improved AI performance, and extended battery life. The ad can be viewed on the company's YouTube channel. Additionally, the company released a one-minute promotional video detailing the new features and technical specifications, such as its Liquid Retina XDR display, connectivity options, and its integration within the Apple Silicon ecosystem.

The new 14-inch MacBook Pro joins a line of Apple products announced recently, including the OLED iPad mini, which was unveiled the previous day. The iPad mini boasts a thinner and lighter design, a larger 8.5-inch display, the A20 Pro chip, improved audio quality, and IP67 water and dust resistance. Pre-orders for the iPad mini are also available starting October 28, with availability beginning on November 6.

For more information about the new 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6, interested parties can visit the provided link.

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