There have been many rumors on the specs and the possible release of the new MacBook Pro 2016.
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It appears MacBook Pro keyboards will come with OLED touch panels after all, Cult of Mac has leaked photos of the OLED panel enhanced notebooks, which it obtained from an Apple supplier. The newest model will also reportedly have four USB – C ports, with two on the left side, and two on the right side.
The leaked image features the body of the Macbook Pro, which seems to be the 13-inch model.
Rumors have pegged the latest MacBook Pro to release in the third quarter of the year, and if these photos give us any evidence of what’s to come, it won’t be disappointing.
When it comes to performance, the new MacBook Pro is expected to be faster and more efficient.
If the leaked photos are accurate, the new MacBook Pros could look very similar to the 12-inch MacBook.
Taking into consideration Apple’s previous and future releases, however, it makes a lot of sense to speculate that the new MacBook Pro will finally be unveiled this June.
Techradar said that the new product will feature hinges produced by using a mechanism called “metal injection moulding” manufactured by Ampenol, and a pair of colored USB-C ports on each side. The touch functions are also responsive to ensure that you’re always hitting what you want (where you want to.) Plus, the bright and clear HD 4K display is awesome to look at. If you are interested in MacBook Pro, here’s the latest report about the laptop.
It seems the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 will be thinner than its predecessor and will carry a fingerprint identification system called Touch ID. The only other port that is visible is what appears to be a headphone jack. And without USB ports, that could be an issue, but the company is most likely planning to bank a lot on the USB-C multiport adapter to provide more connectivity options.
With regards to screen size variants, Apple is expected to retain its 13-inch and 15-inch choices. Take them with a healthy dose of salt for now.
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It has been quite a while since Apple’s best-selling MacBook Pro range received an update.
