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MacBook Pro 2020 (13-inch) vs MacBook Pro 2019 (13-inch) – bye, bye butterfly switches

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

There’s a new MacBook Pro for 2020, and it’s available to order on May 7. As usual, there are a number of incremental hardware upgrades to be found inside the 13-inch MacBook Pro 2020 model, but there’s one distinct advantage over last year’s model that outweighs any minor technical improvements. The polarizing butterfly key switches are out, and the Magic Keyboard is in.

That’s probably the main thing you wanted to know, right? But let’s take a look at the other tweaks and changes Apple has made to its latest notebook, and see if it’s enough to justify a serious chunk of your change.
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