MacBook Pro rumor points to OLED, touchscreen upgrades next year

Here is a 191-word summary of the news article: Apple is reportedly planning significant upgrades for its MacBook Pro lineup next year, including the addition of OLED displays and touchscreens. According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the next major MacBook Pro refresh will feature a lighter, thinner design, as well as a transition from Touch ID to Face ID authentication. While Apple has previously avoided adding touchscreens to its laptops, the upcoming models are expected to include this feature, which is already common on Windows laptops. The new MacBook Pros will also contain Apple's next-generation M6 processors and a hole-punch style integrated webcam similar to the iPhone's Dynamic Island. However, these upgrades are expected to come at a cost, with Gurman predicting the prices will increase by "a few hundred dollars." Additionally, the new touchscreen and OLED features are unlikely to trickle down to Apple's more affordable laptop models immediately. Before the major redesign, Apple is also planning to release updated versions of the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Studio, Mac Mini, and two monitors, featuring the current-generation M5 series processors.