After releasing an OLED iPad mini on Monday, Apple announced the M6 MacBook Pro. This computer keeps the same design as the previous generation, with one main change: the M6 processor. In the past, Apple released Pro and Max variants alongside a refreshed base model , but rumors suggest it's skipping the M6 Pro and M6 Max chips to focus on the M7 generation, expected later in 2027. This doesn't mean the company won't upgrade the higher-end MacBook Pro models again in 2026, as Apple is rumored to introduce an OLED touchscreen model this Wednesday with the same M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.

While it's unclear if the company will be able to make these processors more powerful in a redesigned Mac, the expectations are that Apple will redesign the higher-end MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen display (a first for the Mac), replace the notch with a Dynamic Island, and even add a vapor chamber to this laptop to make it thinner and lighter without compromising the thermal design of this product.…