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Apple’s next MacBook Pro could copy the iPhone 12 design

MacBook Pro 2021: No Touch Bar, return of MagSafe, a mini-LED display, and more

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

The MacBook Pro has gained a renewed lease on life since Apple outfitted it with the superb M1 chip in 2020. It seems to have an exciting future ahead of it, and with plenty of interesting rumors doing the rounds, there is a lot of debate as to what the next version of Apple’s Pro laptops might contain.

There has been a recent flurry of information, with respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and prominent reporter Mark Gurman both shedding light on an all-new 14-inch version, as well as sharing updates to the current MacBook Pro 16.
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Computers & IT Tags:a mini-LED display, Apple, In 2020, Laptops, LED, MacBook, macbook pro, return of MagSafe, rumors

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