We're continuing to learn some quite interesting details about Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro notebook, including an adjustable refresh rate feature that marks the first time an Apple notebook has included a Retina display capable of switching between different refresh rates.
Apple has really beefed up the CPU, GPU, SSD and RAM in its new 16-inch MacBook Pro that launched yesterday, but the Wi-Fi situation and the iSight camera leave a lot to be desired.
WaterField Designs is launching soon their new American-made notebook briefcase designed specifically for Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro, and it's available to pre-order now.
Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro that began shipping today packs a lot of punch for a notebook (especially if you go overboard with build-to-order upgrades), but one feature stood out for me in particular — support for Dolby Atmos audio playback.
Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro is a great little machine with some excellent hardware and awesome build-to-order upgrades, but who is it really aimed at? Creative pros, I know — hence the "Pro" suffix, and Apple itself says the new MacBook Pro is "ready for your best work ever" — but exactly what kinds of professional needs is this $2,400+ notebook capable of fulfilling?
Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro, available starting today, ships with a 96-watt USB-C power adapter in the box to power the notebook's bigger battery, rated at a hundred watt-hours.
Apple today dropped a new 16-inch MacBook Pro which has replaced the phased-out 15-inch MacBook Pro, simplifying Apple's lineup a bit. I immediately visited Apple's online store to max out the pricier $2,799 configuration with all the available hardware upgrades, ending up with a fully loaded $6,099 machine that offers lots of bang for the buck (at least on paper).
Apple has discontinued the 15-inch MacBook Pro after launching today a new MacBook Pro model with a 16-inch display, a redesigned scissor switch keyboard and updated internals.
Revered Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities has revised his earlier timeline that plots Apple’s return to the traditional scissor switch keyboards. He’s now predicting that first MacBooks with scissor switch keyboards will debut in the middle of 2020.
If you need additional clues that Apple is indeed working on a new MacBook Pro model, here's one: an icon depicting the company's unreleased sixteen-inch notebook has been discovered in the first two betas of the upcoming macOS Catalina 10.15.1 update.
Luna Display has become a popular accessory for making an iPad a secondary display to a Mac, and now it's expanding to any Mac for good measure.
Apple's return to the more reliable scissor-switch keyboard mechanism is expected to kick off with a brand-new notebook model featuring a sixteen-inch display that's apparently coming down the pike later this year, but what about the good ol' MacBook line?