‘MacBook Pro’: Specs, News, And Updates: A Product Representing The Essence Of Quality And Class

By Lester Mondragon - 24 Nov '16 20:53PM

The new "MacBook Pro" is slick and elegant with a whole brand new design that makes it the thinnest and lightest among Apple's creations. The thinner body goes with an OLED Touch Panel and a touch ID function.

The "MacBook" Pro now comes with the most anticipated feature a computer laptop could have, "The "MacBook Pro" "Touch Bar". Everything is new about this device. From the bottom up, new image, new hardware pieces, thermally designed to look classic in its all-aluminum body. And it comes in Silver and Gray, as stated from an article in Macrumors.

"MacBook Pro" Models will start shipping these gadgets starting November 25 to December 2, 2016 to the UK and Europe. The US clientele received their MacBooks firsthand as there are plenty of stocks available while UK and Europe would soon be delivered in a couple of days' time. The ones they have are for sample demos yet, as reported in zdnet.com.

What makes the "MacBook Pro" extra ordinary from the rest of its competitors is that it has this brand new Innovative "Touch Bar". Existing Apple apps had been configured to fit in the Touch bar functionalities.

The touchpad's design had been altered so as to get more track and travel with a second generation butterfly mechanism. "MacBook Pro" speakers had been enhanced for volume and smooth quality of sound and music while its video graphics and resolution is even better with clear contrast. The array of colors is of a wide range for support to make vivid images so clear.

In addition to its beauty and aesthetics, the "MacBook Pro" is laced with state of the art hardware like the dependable sky lake processors and very fast solid state hard drives. Storage capacity 2TB with faster RAMS. The video is supported by AMD Radeon Graphics Cards.

However, despite all the modern accessories infused in this innovation, there are still some isissues worth knowing. The System's Integrity Protection had been mistakenly disabled by default on some "MacBook Pro" units. This leaves the "MacBook Pro" vulnerable to malware. Another is some units is the recognition of the Integrated Graphics of Intel Iris Pro 580 instead of Intel Iris Pro 530. This false recognition is computer interpreted as a bug. Apple will be addressing this issue on the next review. Some MacBook users encounter non recognition of their Touch ID.

So far these are the feedback that needs resolutions to the problems. But for what its worth, MacBook Pro is a great gadget to have.