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Apple MacBook Pro (2016) vs Apple MacBook Pro (2015): What’s the difference?

Posted on October 28, 2016December 24, 2018 By Jarvis

Apple’s new MacBook Pro is finally here, with Touch Bar, hefty price tag, and all.

Before you spend all your hard-earned cash, take a moment to compare the new laptop to its predecessor. Yes, the old model doesn’t come with that fancy OLED touch strip, but if you’re on a budget, every little bit counts, and not upgrading to the latest tech may be in your favour. However, you should know that the MacBook Pro (2016) also brings better graphics and streamlined connections.

Keep in mind there is also a new MacBook Pro (2016) 13-inch model with no Touch Bar. We aren’t comparing that model in this piece, however. To see how that machine dukes it out against the MacBook Air (2015), go here.
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