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16-inch MacBook Pro to Swap Dreaded Butterfly For Scissor Keyboard

16-inch MacBook Pro to Swap Dreaded Butterfly For Scissor Keyboard

Posted on July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Goodbye, butterfly

Apple plans to swap out the butterfly mechanism on its keyboards for a scissor one on its upcoming 16-inch MacBook Pro, a top Apple analyst told investors today.

MacRumors obtained a note from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, which disclosed the details of the drift away from the butterfly keyboard Apple adopted for its 2015 MacBook.
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