Surpassed only by the iPhone Duo, this year’s most anticipated Apple announcement is its launch of both a 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen display — the company’s last-to-the-party use of both technologies in one of its laptops.
Apple’s macOS for its Mac laptops and desktops was designed as an operating system for mouse and keyboard input. That’s no longer the case; with the launch of the new MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, the desktop software is now optimized for tapping and swiping. MacBook Proにダイナミックアイランドが。ミュージックやライブアクティビティーなどiPhoneと同じ感覚 pic.twitter.com/gqjOM4ekWx
REVIEW – Is it possible for me to give an honest review of a drawing display from a company I admire? As good as XPPen’s new Artist Ultra 16 4K OLED Touch-screen Drawing Display is, I think I can provide a balanced review because some things bug me ...
