After the huge disappointment following the release of the 2016 MacBook Pro, Apple is trying to redeem itself with the all-new 2017 MacBook Pro. The previous version was lambasted by both critics and consumers when the highly-anticipated laptop came out with several design flaws. This time, Tim Cook claimed that there more in the Pro area.
According to Droid Report, the Cupertino-based technological giant will be releasing the 2017 version with the latest 7th generation Kaby Lake Processors. The device will be equipped with the best product Intel has to offer giving the device the most sought speed boost. The recent upgrade will enable Apple to compete with other technology powers in terms of IPS or instructions per second.
The processor will be back with the 8GB and 16 GB RAM options to go in line with the needs of professional MacBook users as reported by Gotta be Mobile. The SSD options, on the other hand, will range from 128GB, 256GB, 512GB and 1TB options.
Apple seemed determine to continue with the Type C USB ports as they are equipping the upcoming device with four of them. This is one of the flaws that caused the downfall of its predecessors and Apple is still continuing the effort. With that being said, 2017 version buyers are advised to allocate some budget to USB Type C adapters to connect their other gadgets in the device.
When it comes to the battery life, Macbook 2017 will be improved with the Kaby Lake Processors. The 2016 versions also suffered some incidents regarding the bad battery life of MacBook Pro owners. Good thing the new processor will be equipped with the original version which will enable the device to provide 9.5 hours of 4k video playback.
As for the price and release date, there is no definite information regarding the matter as the 2016 MacBook Pro is just 6 months old. Apple has recently made offers for the 2016 version and the new model will have to wait soon. The specs and other details regarding the 2017 MacBook Pro may change in any circumstances so we'll just have to tune in for more information.
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