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What Photographers Would Like to See in a 16 Inch MacBook Pro

What Photographers Would Like to See in a 16 Inch MacBook Pro

Posted on August 1, 2019August 1, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple appears to be getting ready to release a new 16-inch MacBook Pro, but photographers and media creators probably expect more than a little extra screen space. (Images used with Creative Commons permission)

Apple MacBook Pro fans may well be in for a treat in the last few months of the year. It appears that the Cupertino based company has placed orders with screen manufacturers for a new 16-inch retina display for what could be a new 16 inch MacBook Pro. While the extra bump in screen size will be helpful, photographers are hoping that a refreshed MacBook Pro will come with a little more than just a thinner bezel.
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