Apple’s first MacBook model with a touchscreen and a Tandem OLED panel will go on sale globally on November 6, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman writes in the latest addition of his weekly newsletter ‘Power On’. As part of the Apple Store “reset”, the tech giant will reportedly bring new signage and place new products on the store tables. Apart from the newly redesigned MacBook with an OLED touchscreen, the tech giant is reportedly planning to launch the iMac model with the new M6 chipset, the new MacBook Pro model with the M6 processor and a 14-inch display, and the refreshed iPad Mini with an OLED screen.
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