In Los Angeles, I just got my fingers on Apple's touch-enabled MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display. Not only is it a stunner, but it teases a new era for MacBooks.

The entry-level 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro starts at $1,999, the same as the M5 model did after this year’s price hikes. And yet, if you compare that to the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display and its enormous $2,

Apple's new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models feature an upgraded six-speaker sound system, with redesigned woofers and tweeters, along with dedicated audio tuning for use with the lid closed. Apple says the new woofer design delivers 50% deeper bass,

The new M6 model is a minor update, but it could be a big deal if you're already planning on upgrading. I tried it at Apple's launch event in Los Angeles, then sifted through the details to see where it lands.

Apple's redesigned MacBook Pro is more than a mere screen upgrade. It may help Apple reach Macs' full potential.

Apple's new touchscreen MacBook Pro models offer up to 16TB of internal storage, doubling the previous generation's 8TB maximum. The extra capacity comes at a substantial cost. The extra capacity comes at a substantial cost.

At its LA event today, Apple announced a handful of new products: a new M6 iMac, OLED iPad mini, touch-screen MacBook Pro (finally), and more. Here’s how to preorder everything now!