Apple could eventually phase out non-touch MacBook Pro models as it pushes its new touchscreen lineup. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is also testing whether pro users are willing to pay about USD 400 more for a MacBook Pro with touch support. The touchscreen MacBook Pro starts at USD 2,899 for the 14-inch model (PHP 214,990 in the PH). That’s a steep jump from comparable non-touch versions. For now, Apple is selling both options side by side. Gurman said the company may not keep that setup forever. Running two premium MacBook Pro lines means higher development, manufacturing, and marketing costs. If enough buyers choose the touchscreen version, Apple could make touch support standard on future high-end models. Apple recently… Read More
Apple may drop non-touch MacBook Pros; Touch models to cost more
|
