Steve Jobs said this laptop would never exist: 5 MacBook Pro PROLED XDR breakthroughs

Back in 2010, Steve Jobs famously declared that touchscreens do not belong on laptops, calling vertical touch surfaces ergonomically terrible and claiming that after an extended period, your arm wants to fall off. For over a decade and a half, Apple treated that declaration as gospel. Come 2026, however, Cupertino has finally torn up the old script. Alongside the baseline 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by the standard M6 chip, Apple has unveiled the flagship MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, officially ushering the Mac into a new era of direct interaction and visual performance.