Apple introduced the aluminum unibody ... trackpad, an updated Magic Keyboard with scissor switches, and an Apple logo on the display case. The Touch Bar still existed on the 13-inch MacBook Pro ...

Apple discontinued the 13-inch MacBook Pro after its 2023 October event. The 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 replaces the model, finally retiring the Touch Bar and aging design from the lineup.

Apple's premium laptop comes in 13- and 16-inch ... The second generation of the MacBook Pro was the first to really separate itself from the products before, with a unibody enclosure.

Entry-level pricing is lower than before because Apple has replaced the previous M2 13-inch MacBook ... the MacBook Pro inside and out, refining the well-known aluminum unibody design with a ...

The MacBook Pro is a powerful luxury laptop and a premium choice for many creative professionals. And because of that, it carries a high price. You can regularly save money, though, by shopping at ...

And it does not show fingerprint/body oil (compared to the XPS black trackpad ... the XPS and MacBook displays can go. (The Pixelbook's is a 360-degree hinge.) The MacBook Pro 13 (mid-2017 ...

13” MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. Let’s take a look at Apple’s new laptops. The first computer revealed during the event was the MacBook Air, Apple’s best-selling, most-portable Mac. As we covered ...

A refreshed MacBook Air is not expected until mid ... Pro for more system intensive apps for video editing, photo editing, and 3D rendering. Pricing on the M3 MacBook Air starts at $1,099 for the ...

an invisible trackpad under a huge pane of glass, no space between the keys, and a touch function row that turns your volume and brightness buttons into a pseudo-MacBook Pro 13 touch bar.

The trackpad is also excellent, as Apple's always are. At the top right of the keyboard is a fingerprint reader, which enables you to immediately unlock the MacBook Pro (and it really does take ...

It is however unfortunate that Apple persists in such anti-repair methods, with recently [Hugh Jeffreys] also calling Apple out on this during a MacBook Pro M1/M2 teardown video. During this ...