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Is it finally time to upgrade from M1? Apple's MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR sure is tempting

Apple's OLED MacBook Pros serve up many upgrades, from a touchscreen to a stunning OLED panel. If you're still using an M1 MacBook, now might be the time to upgrade.

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Is it finally time to upgrade from M1? Apple's MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR sure is tempting

Apple recently unveiled the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, marking the first MacBook to feature a touchscreen. These new models are powered by the M5 Pro or the M5 Max chip, expected to be among the top-performing laptops. Meanwhile, M1-based MacBooks are gradually becoming obsolete, as each passing year brings more substantial upgrades.

Apple's M1 chip is now six years old, and the latest chips offer a completely different device experience. Should M1 Pro MacBook Pro owners consider upgrading to the new PROLED models? Let's explore the differences and benefits.

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