Ming-Chi Guo, a respected analyst known for his accurate predictions about Apple products, hinted at the company's intention to introduce a foldable MacBook.
This innovative device, With a large 20 inch screenIt aims to start serial production in 2027, setting a new standard for the industry.
Guo's revelation, shared by X, explains Apple's vision for the future. It suggests that this pioneering foldable MacBook could lead to charging ahead of expected foldable versions of the iPhone and iPad. It is speculated to debut in 2025 or 2026.
As for Guo's career, his insights provide a reliable view of Apple's strategic direction, fueling widespread anticipation for this cutting-edge device.
Given the inherent foldable nature of today's laptops, the concept of a foldable laptop may seem counterintuitive at first. However, the hype grows when you consider Apple's unique approach to this concept.
The tech world saw the potential with products like the Asus Zenbook 17 Fold OLED, Apple's description of a foldable design boasting a large unobstructed display, possibly paired with a detachable Bluetooth keyboard.
Apple went a step further with the patent
increasing intrigue, Apple recently received a patent „Foldable electronic device” with a design that accommodates bending about an axis.
What really sets Apple's commitment to foldables apart is the remarkable size of the MacBook's screen. At 20 inches, it promises to significantly outperform current models like the MacBook Air, which offer 13- or 15-inch screens.
Beyond laptops, Apple's journey into foldable technology encompasses broader ambitions. Reports from earlier this year pointed to Apple's experiments with foldable iPhone prototypes and a foldable iPad.
While details about the foldable MacBook remain speculative, the hype it generated is palpable.
The tech community is eagerly awaiting more information from analysts like Guo and industry experts like Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, who have also pointed to Apple's interest in larger foldable devices.
