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5 laptops you should consider instead of the new MacBook Pro 13

5 laptops you should consider instead of the new MacBook Pro 13

Posted on May 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s MacBook Pro 13 shows up a day late and a dollar short—again.

When released, Apple’s updated MacBook Pro 13 will get the most powerful 10th-gen Intel Ice Lake CPU available. But otherwise Apple’s late to the game—again. We can think of a bunch of Windows laptops that already outstrip it in features, and we’ll tell you about them as we work through the MacBook Pro 13’s major improvements.
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