We can also count on a redesigned chassis with flatter edges borrowed from the iPad Pro’s design. According to inside sources, this year’s MacBook Pro will see this much-loved feature return, alongside greater port variety including an SD card slot and HDMI port alongside the usual Thunderbolt ports. This magnetically attaches the power cable to your laptop so it can snap free when yanked, saving you from smashing your MacBook on the floor. If you’ve ever used a MacBook Pro from before the USB-C era, chances are you’ve sampled the original MagSafe. But there’s more - as well as making the display more spacious, Apple is expected to step it up a notch with the same mini-LED technology found in the latest iPad Pro, which boasts superb color reproduction, contrast ratio, and dynamic range. Remember when Apple updated the MacBook Pro 15 in 2019 to come with thinner bezels and a larger 16-inch display? We loved that extra screen space, and now the MacBook Pro 13 is set for the same expansive upgrade, moving from 13-inches across to 14. No, the 2021 MacBook Pro is set for its most wide-ranging overhaul since 2016’s redesign.
We’re not just talking about a quick-and-dirty processor update. This year, though, it’s could be an even more costly mistake thanks to what we know is coming.įor months now, reliable journalists, analysts, and tipsters have been unanimous in saying one thing: This year’s MacBook Pro revamp is going to be a big one.
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(And don’t buy new AirPods just yet, either.) A major MacBook makeover Daniel Korpai/UnsplashĪpple tends to update its MacBook Pro line every year in October, so buying a new Apple laptop in September is usually a bad idea in any case. Read on to find out just what Apple is about to reveal - and why you need to be patient just a little longer. Buy one now and no sooner will you get it in your hands than you’ll get a severe case of buyer’s remorse as you see the new models unveiled at Apple’s October event.
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That’s because the MacBook Pro is on the brink of its most meaningful upgrade in half a decade.
But if you’re tempted to pull out the checkbook and move for a MacBook Pro right now, I’ve got just one word for you: Don’t. If you’re in the market for a new laptop, the MacBook Pro range can make for an attractive option, especially now that you get Apple’s superb M1 chip inside.
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