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MacBook Pro 2021 will reportedly kill Touch Bar, revive MagSafe — and offer more ports

MacBook Pro 2021 — why I’m finally upgrading after 8 years

Posted on January 24, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

MacBook Pro 2021 — why I’m finally upgrading after 8 years

The MacBook Pro is priced to be a reliable, long-lasting investment, but using it for eight-plus years seems excessive. Yet, here I am holding onto my 2012 MacBook Pro, having snubbed years of hardware updates, resisting faster, thinner and lighter upgrades.

That’s because Apple spent the better part of the last decade releasing new MacBooks that were packed with middling upgrades, ones that I saw as regressions. 
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