Vratislav Holub In recent months, there has been more and more talk among Apple fans about the arrival of a redesigned MacBook Pro, which will come in 14″ and 16″ versions. Earlier it was said that the mass production of this expected novelty will take place in the third quarter of this year. But there are also doubts about the delay, which could be caused, for example, by difficulties in the production of mini-LED displays. However, respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo sent a message to apple investors today, according to which he still expects the start of production during the third quarter.
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The DigiTimes portal recently predicted something similar. According to their sources, the unveiling could take place in September, i.e. together with the iPhone 13. However, this option seems slightly unlikely. Instead, Kuo shared the idea that although production will start in the third quarter, which runs from July to September, the official unveiling won't happen until later.
The new MacBook Pro should boast several great gadgets. There is often talk about the implementation of a mini-LED display, which would significantly increase the quality of the display. Several sources continue to report a newer, more angular design, which will bring the "Pro" closer to, for example, the iPad Air/Pro, the return of the SD card reader, HDMI port and power supply via MagSafe, and lastly, the Touch Bar should also be removed, which will be replaced by classic function keys. A significantly more powerful chip is a matter of course. It should primarily bring improvements on the part of the graphics processor, thanks to which the device can compete with, for example, the 16″ MacBook Pro (2019) with a dedicated graphics card.
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