MacBook Pro 2016 Features Touchscreen And Keyboard Without Any Physical Keys

Aside from the 2016 MacBook Pro laptops, Apple is also expected to introduce its newest software updates, including the iOS 10, at the WWDC 2016.

The MacBook Pro 2016 makers, Apple has done submitting its patent filing at the United States Parent and Trademark Office, in preparation for the unveiling of the device, according to Parent Herald.

The worth-the-wait laptop is said to have more power and performance. Now, new reports are claiming that the MacBook Pro 2016 will be released next month. The highly anticipated electronic gadget could also be working with another upcoming latest Apple laptop model.

Apple is set to unveil the electronic gadget in June 2016 in the Worldwide Developers Conference in California.

Meanwhile, with Microsoft gearing up for the release of its Surface Pro 5, it is very likely that Apple would take on the challenge of making its own product at par with its competitor, at least. “With Apple just having released their new 12” MacBook, it won’t be long before we see the upgraded version of the Pro line of devices. The 13-inch MacBook Pro might be released soon after the WWDC announcement, but Apple may opt to release the 15-inch model later in the year.

Another rumor that supports this theory suggests that a thinner and lighter MacBook Pro is coming to the Apple stores. Apple has not confirmed the news, but given that the current MacBook models are already a year-old, its successors’ arrival appears to be imminent. What are the things you wish to experience in the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016?

The MacBook Pro 2016 predecessors MacBook Air and MacBook Pro have already garnered total sales of 2.53 million Dollars on the first quarter of the year, which is a million lower than 2015.

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The upcoming device in Apple’s notebook computer series, MacBook Pro, is expected to consist of a two news specs i.e. Skylake central processing unit with a new Mac operating system. Share your thoughts in the comment section below.