Apple Is Working On A Foldable MacBook And It May Launch In Just 3 Years
In response to the surging interest in foldable laptops, Apple appears to be joining the fray with rumours swirling about the development of a foldable MacBook.
This innovative concept promises a large screen while maintaining portability, a compelling proposition for MacBook enthusiasts. According to reports from Android Authority, Apple may introduce a foldable MacBook to the market within the next three years.
Renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo provided insights into this potential development, suggesting that Apple’s foldable MacBook, boasting a spacious 20-inch display, is slated for mass production in 2027. Kuo’s update, shared on X Thursday, offers a glimpse into Apple’s future product roadmap, indicating that the foldable MacBook is the sole foldable device currently in active development with a clear schedule.
It’s worth noting that this timeline aligns with earlier speculation suggesting a potential unveiling of the foldable MacBook as early as 2025, with a subsequent launch in 2026. However, it appears that production and launch dates may have been pushed back, dampening hopes for an earlier release.
Despite the speculative nature of these reports, the consistency in scheduling across various credible sources, including The Elec and Ross Young, adds credence to the rumour. If accurate, Apple’s foldable MacBook would boast the largest display ever seen on an Apple laptop, representing a significant leap in in
