Several fans are now excited for the release of the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016. Now, new reports are claiming that the MacBook Pro 2016 will be released next month.
MacBook Pro 2016 set to be released on June 2016 at WWDC
Rumor has it that MacBook Pro 2016 will finally be released next month at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC). Starting from June 13 to 17, the Apple Company is expected to be present in the annual event.
Though the WWDC is generally about software, Apple has been known to debut new hardware in the annual technology convention in the past. However, several fans have noticed that Apple had only focused on software releases such as iOS, iCloud, Mac OS and watchOS these past few years.
Apple presented ways on how developers could use these platforms in developing their own products. For this year, Apple is said to only release the MacBook Pro 2016 together with the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. However, this is yet to be confirmed.
MacBook Pro 2016 features and specs have been revealed
Meanwhile, while the release date of the MacBook Pro 2016 remains unsure until now, several fans are still excited about its new specs and features. According to reports, the forthcoming MacBook Pro 2016 is going to feature a sixth-generation Skylake processor that is said to improve the speed of the new Apple laptop.
Moreover, the set-to-be-released MacBook Pro 2016 will also have the touch-sensitive keyboard feature, which is smart enough to respond to user's touch pressure levels. Avid Apple fans should also expect a much-improved graphics in the MacBook Pro 2016 with the new GPU hardware from AMD and Nvidia.
Additionally, Apple will already launch the USB-C ports via the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016. Last but not the least, the MacBook pro 2016 will also have the Thunderbolt 3 feature, which is said to deliver 40GB per second data transfer speed.
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