10 月 27 日四款 Apple 新品發光:觸控 OLED MacBook Pro、OLED iPad mini、M6 MacBook Pro、M6 iMac 怎麼選

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Based on a leak from Mark Gurman, this video covers Apple's upcoming October 27th event, featuring four new products: a touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro with M5 Pro/Max chips, an OLED iPad mini with an A20 Pro chip, an entry-level M6 MacBook Pro, and an M6 iMac. The host discusses the reasoning behind Apple's shift to touchscreen Macs, potential price hikes for the iPad mini, and the trade-offs between new designs and new chips.

Highlights

Introduction and MacBook Pro Touchscreen Rumors00:00:00

Apple will hold a third product launch this fall on October 27, introducing four new models. Mark Gurman reports that two will be major overhauls: the MacBook Pro with a potential OLED touchscreen and the iPad mini switching to an OLED screen. The host explains why Apple previously rejected touchscreen Macs and discusses four reasons for the reversal, including iPhone/iPad app compatibility, competitor pressure, avoiding cannibalization of iPad sales, and improving iPhone Mirroring UX.

MacBook Pro Design and Price00:04:11

The new MacBook Pro will feature a Dynamic Island, an upgraded OLED display for better efficiency and battery life, and a slightly lighter weight. It will be equipped with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, with a starting price likely around $2,500. The host expresses concern over fingerprint smudges on the touchscreen.

iPad mini OLED Upgrades00:05:32

The iPad mini is getting an OLED screen, which will provide deeper blacks for HDR content. It will reportedly use the A20 Pro chip (possibly with one fewer GPU core than the iPhone 18 Pro) and a vibrating speaker system that could make it waterproof. The front camera will move to the landscape side for better video calls. However, the price may hike significantly to around $799, up from previous models.

Other Products and Giveaway00:09:05

The final two products are the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M6 chip and the 24-inch iMac upgraded from M4 to M6. Unlike the high-end MacBook Pro, these will not feature a touchscreen or OLED display. Mark Gurman is confident in the October 27th date. The video concludes with a reminder about an iPad mini giveaway requiring comments with the keyword 'iPad mini'.

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