Vratislav Holub In recent months, there is practically only one issue being resolved among apple growers. Of course, we are talking about the expected redesigned MacBook Pro, which should come in 14″ and 16″ variants. Specifically, this model will offer a significant amount of changes, for which apple fans are waiting impatiently. But it is still not certain when we will actually see the performance itself. Originally, the laptop was supposed to be on the market by now, but due to complications on the supply chain side, it had to be postponed. Fortunately, according to the latest information from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, we won't have to wait long. Apple is planning the presentation sometime between September and November.
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Gurman shared this information through his Power On newsletter, where he first mentioned that mass production will begin in the third quarter of this year, with subsequent performances taking place between the aforementioned September and November. The most likely option is that Apple will schedule the unveiling for October, as the traditional presentation of the new iPhone 13 series will take place in September. Currently, there is nothing left but to hope that there will be no further postponement.
The expected MacBook Pro is getting a lot of attention due to the changes it is expected to bring. Of course, the significantly more powerful M1X chip with a 10-core CPU and 16/32-core GPU. The maximum size of the operating memory even rises to 32 or 64 GB. The "Pročka" design, which has kept the same form since 2016, will also undergo a change. Specifically, we are expecting the arrival of sharper edges, which will bring the appearance of the device closer to the iPad Air or Pro. Thanks to this, we can also look forward to the return of the SD card reader, which should be significantly faster than ever before, an HDMI port and power supply via a magnetic MagSafe connector. The display should also be improved. Following the example of the 12,9″ iPad Pro, the MacBook Pro will also have a mini-LED display, which will significantly increase the quality of the display.
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It is the mini-LED display that should be the stumbling block, because of which the apple laptop has not been presented yet. After all, the giant from Cupertino also faces these problems in the case of the iPad Air 12,9″. For these reasons, Apple even had to bring another supplier into its chain to help it with the production of the screens themselves. In any case, the show should be around the corner.
MagSafe is a step back. Charging via USB-C is simply better and more universal.
iPhones certainly do, but MagSafe on Macbooks from five or more years ago was a seamless and great solution. So far no one has come up with a better one.
Lots of typos and nonsense. Better to have someone read it first and then publish it.