Apple Norway Mac page still lists MacBook Pro at 14 and 16 inches
The Apple Norway Mac page lists the MacBook Pro in 14-inch and 16-inch sizes with no mention of a redesign, a Dynamic Island, or fractional-inch displays.

| MacBook Pro | |
|---|---|
| Display sizes | 14-inch, 16-inch |
| Finishes | stellarsvart, sølv |
The Apple Norway Mac page, apple.com/no/mac/, lists the MacBook Pro in two sizes: 14-inch and 16-inch. A back-to-school gift card promotion, expiring 22 October 2026, offers up to kr 1500 on a qualified Mac purchased with an education discount. The MacBook Pro sits under the "Laptoper" heading alongside MacBook Neo and MacBook Air, each with a "Kjøp" button and a short tagline. No redesign, no new display size, no Dynamic Island appears anywhere in the copy.
The spec table above is the full extent of what that page states about the MacBook Pro. Chip name, price, and battery figure are absent. The page is a vendor listing, not a product announcement. The MacBook Pro tagline reads "De mest avanserte Mac-laptopene, for utfordrende arbeidsoppgaver" — the most advanced Mac laptops, for demanding tasks. That is the entire product description on this page. The page also lists iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, Studio Display, and Studio Display XDR under their respective headings, but none of those entries reference a MacBook Pro redesign.
Die Brief's read: the page proves the current MacBook Pro is still sold at 14 and 16 inches in Norway as of the page's last update. A rumored redesign with a Dynamic Island and fractional-inch display changes would require Apple to pull the existing product page or add a new SKU. The buyer in Oslo is still looking at the same two sizes, the same "stellarsvart" and "sølv" finishes, and the same tagline. The education discount path, linked at /no/shop/goto/edu_store, is the only purchase route the page highlights for the MacBook Pro, and it points to the current hardware. The gift card promotion, expiring in a few days, is the only time-sensitive element on the page, and it applies to the current lineup, not a successor.
No picture was attached to the 9to5Mac story that seeded this event. No chip name, no price, no battery measurement, no release date appears in any document in the packet. The Omdia and Bloomberg citations behind the rumor are not reproduced on the Apple Norway page. What the page does not say is the operative fact: it says nothing about a redesign, a thinner chassis, or a new display size. The MacBook Pro on apple.com/no/mac/ is the one you can buy today, in two sizes, in two colors, with a "Kjøp" button. The page's last visible update carries the kr 1500 gift card deadline, which anchors the page to the current sales cycle.
The Apple Norway page proves the current MacBook Pro is still sold at 14 and 16 inches, and a rumored redesign would require Apple to pull or replace that listing. The page's only time-sensitive element is a gift card promotion expiring 22 October 2026, which applies to the existing hardware, not a successor.
No chip name, no price, no battery figure, no release date, and no picture of a redesigned chassis appear in any document in the packet.
The vendor page at apple.com/no/mac/ carries no SKU change, no new display size, and no chip reference for the MacBook Pro. Until Apple updates that page or adds a new product entry, the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro remains the only confirmed configuration in the Norwegian store.
After apple.com. We did not report this. The pictures, if any, are theirs. Also filed by MacRumors, AppleInsider, videocardz.com, 9to5Mac.
