That's right guys you read that correct touchscreen MacBooks are on their way
and they're coming sooner than you think so today what I want to talk about is when are these brand
new touchscreen MacBooks on their way and what other technology is coming along with them and
also the history of why we've only started to get touchscreen MacBooks now and why we haven't had
them say 10 years ago or so so let's first of all talk about when touchscreen MacBooks are on their
way so believe it or not it goes back to a post that we had from Russia at the end of 2022 where
he said that the first OLED MacBook Air is on its way and it could be coming at the end of 2024. now
just in case you didn't know right now the Mac for air uses an LCD sort of Retina Display and
we've had this technology a long long time and the likes of say the iPads uses technology too
except for the 12.9 inch iPad Pro what uses mini LED technology energy and this technology is also
in the 14th and 16 inch MacBook Pro and this will come relevant very very soon as you will see but
the main thing is an OLED display is not in any of Apple's sort of iPad lines or their MacBook lines
at all at the moment in fact we only have OLED displays in the likes of say the Apple watch and
we also have them in our iPhones and specifically mainly all the iPhones it's the iPhone 12 have an
OLED display don't get me wrong the iPhone 10 was actually the first iPhone to get an OLED display
but the lights say the iPhone 8 or came out that year and the year after every year the iPhone 10r
and even the iPhone 11 the basic one still has an LCD display it wasn't until the iPhone 12 where
everything switched over to OLED and since then we've had improvements like Pro motion and things
like this but for bigger displays we've actually had a mini LED display as we've seen like I said
in the iPad Pro and also in the 14th and 16 inch MacBook Pro but if you know any think about mini
LED and OLED technology you'll know that OLED technology is a bit more Superior it gives that
sort of more vibrant kind of look and it also sort of brightens UPS colors and also it's really
really power efficient and it looks like finally this could be coming to the MacBook Air at least
now the reason why I'm talking about these OLED displays is because I believe there's more to the
picture here as we've seen here we have another report coming from minchi quo as well as your
boss young who said that we would be getting OLED display he also confirmed that minchi quo saying
that it's coming in the end of 2024 early 2025. what does kind of make sense that the brand new
sort of MacBook Air this is the 13 inch model not the new plus model we're expecting this year that
we will have the M3 chipset will come out in 2024 because by that sort of time you know I
would actually say that it's probably been about you know just under two years since the M2 MacBook
Air came out so it's due that refresh around that time but what's also most likely going to happen
is soon after that MacBook Air gets an OLED display we'll be wondering about the likes
to say the MacBook Pro well as you know we're expecting the 14 and the 16 inch MacBook Pro
with the M2 Pro and the M2 Max to be released this year around spring or summer time and if
you do your calculations probably around about 18 months later or so we hit early sort of 2025 and
that is when it's probably an OLED display will be also added to the MacBook Pro lineup and in fact
if you look here at an article from Mark German he's also confirmed that basically touchscreen
technology is coming to the MacBook Pros as well in early 2025 so this makes complete sense that
for Apple to first of all make their MacBook airs to have this OLED technology then to move over to
the MacBook Pro in early 2025 to also have OLED screen and also to make that screen also touch
screen so this would to be I'm talking about the M3 Pro and the M3 Max chipset and it would
have these enhancements to the 14 inch and the 16 inch MacBook Pros to have these new screens
in them with touch screen ability so it's really really exciting to hear that this is how Apple
will be raising the bar with their displays in the next sort of generation of MacBooks after
the generation that we have coming out right now but you're probably wondering at this stage why
is it taking Apple so long to put actual touch screens into their sort of MacBook sort of models
and everything like that well I believe it's for multiple different reasons first of all if
we go way back around about 10 12 years ago when Steve Jobs was around he even said himself that he
loved the idea of a multi-touch pad on the actual sort of MacBook and it's far easier to do that we
first got that proper sort of multi-step sort of gesture on the original MacBook Air and that sort
of kick-started all and basically around that time touchscreen sort of laptops were just starting to
come out but they weren't really popular at all at that time all at the same time we had the iPad
come out and that came out in 2009 and progressed into this leading industry of tablet devices as
we know right now and for example if Apple were to introduce touchscreen MacBooks during that growth
of the iPads you know the iPads could have fallen flat on their feet the iPad needs to establish
itself to be its own device I think Apple's been waiting for the perfect time to finally release
touchscreen ability also at the same time as well I think Apple have been a little bit reluctant
we've also have heard in the past in 2016 when we actually saw the introduction of the touch
bar inside the 13 inch and the 15-inch MacBook Pros back then but basically we were told that
it's not really comfortable to use sort of a touch screen on the actual sort of a Macbook
because of the AG or the actual display is so this is why the touch bar came out and as we know the
story here the touch bar wasn't the greatest success in fact we've only got one model now
what is the M2 MacBook Pro 13-inch model it has that touch bar and we think that's going to be
replaced very soon as well so to be deadly honest you know everything else has moved away from that
touch bar but since then we have had other devices that have come out for the iPad line and what I'm
talking about I'm talking about the magic keyboard folio and the magic keyboard This is the ability
to actually use a touch pad and a keyboard and also touch the screen I think Apple are warming
up to the idea that they need to bring in sort of touchscreen technology into their actual displays
and basically this is finally going to happen and I think a big pressure behind this is because of
a gen Z sort of people out there now getting used to sort of touch screens gen Z people have always
had sort of touchscreen technology near them and they're kind of sort of pushing forward to say
well why can't I map but have that I'm going to admit to myself I'm actually a millennial
sort of person and so we I've been used to touch screen sort of devices and also touchpads as well
so I can use sort of both but mainly that gen C sort of generation it's got used to using sort
of touch sort of displays and they're probably crying out there why can't the MacBook have this
don't get me wrong I'm sure other Generations out there you would love it too but basically
I think you know you can understand that Apple I've been waiting on this to get the time right
and one thing that we got to understand with all of this I think it also proves the point that the
iPad live will still be moving in its own separate Direction and that we probably will not see Mac OS
come over to the iPad because if we do bring out sort of touchscreen abilities on the MacBook Pro
there'd be sort of no point in having one device or the other because of this so as you know got
the magic keyboard like I said with the iPad Pro or the iPad sort of portfolio design you get the
idea there's just no point whatsoever putting Mac OS on that because you'd sort of defeat
the object of a MacBook Pro yes you'd have less ports and also there's no point doing any other
way around to bring iPad OS crazy idea onto the MacBooks because again it just makes no sense to
do that I think Apple wants to distinguish both of these products still going into the future and the
best way they can do this it just probably makes slight adjustments to Mac OS to begin with to have
touchscreen abilities what I'm talking about I'm talking about like the ability for like
sliders and scrollers as it was so scrolling through web pages with your finger flicking it
through like we do right now on an iPad I don't think you're going to get anything sort of too
intricate I don't think we're going to get sort of apple pencil support maybe straight away but
we might get it in the future you never know we'll have to see I think Apple are going to be sort of
touching the water here just to see how much of an appeal sort of touch screen is going to be they
do not want to make that same mistake with sort of the touch bar technology so it's going to be
really interesting to see but the main thing to take away from this video it does look like that
touch screen MacBooks are finally on their way and also OLED displays are also coming to the MacBook
range so this is really really exciting to hear and on that note guys I would love to know your
thoughts on the touchscreen MacBook what do you think about them do you think you would love to
have one or do you think they should just leave them as sort of a multi sort of touch sort of
um sensor that we have right now the actual pad I would love to know your fault so please do put
them in the comments below and also at the same time guys it's also time to wrap up the video so
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