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16 Inch Macbook Pro From Apple

 Cupertino based tech giant Apple today announced an all new MacBook Pro. It will be called MacBook Pro 16 and it will replace the old MacBook Pro that was a 15 inch laptop. Even though it was a nice high end laptop form Apple, users frequently complained about its keyboard that lead to jamming of keys and also multiple typo errors. This was a problem that stuck out like a sore thumb in an otherwise fantastic laptop. Apple support worked hard to rectify this problem and promises no trouble with the keyboard in the all new MacBook Pro 16.

Inside sources confirm that Apple has totally redesigned the keypad in its MacBook Pro 16. Experts feel that if this revamped keyboard design also finds its way to other Apple laptops, a big headache of the company would be solved in the laptop market. In fact, many experts had started to say that MacBook Pro laptops were causing irreparable harm to the image of the company because of their malfunctioning keyboards.

Customers would be happy to note that the new MacBook Pro 16 will be priced at $2399, the same price that the company charged for its older MacBook Pro. MacBook Pro 16 will be a bigger laptop with a 16 inch screen. But what is more important for the customers is the fact that it will boast a much better keyboard than its predecessor.

 MacBook Pro 16 has dimensions similar to MacBook Pro 15. Still it has a 16 inch screen which is good news for the customers, especially those who need to carry out things like photo or video editing. Bezels are 34% smaller to accommodate a larger screen in this new laptop. Apple support claims that this new laptop has the best display ever and with AMD 5300 and AMD 5500 chips fitted for graphics inside, hardly anyone can argue on this point. Fitted with Intel Core 9th gen processors, MacBook Pro 16 will surely be a boon for all artists out there. It will have 512 GB of hard disk space inside to store huge files without any problems.

Apple support has also worked on the battery life and this new laptop will have an 11 hour battery life as compared to 10 hour battery life of its predecessor. With so many upgrades it is natural for you believe MacBook Pro 16 must be a heavy laptop. Surprisingly, it is only 0.3 pounds heavier than MacBook Pro 15 which many customers will not even notice.

This new laptop from Apple is also going to be a fast charging device. It can be charged in just 2.5 hours with a new USB C charger. For those who are musically inclined, MacBook Pro 16 is fitted with much better speakers that produce magical sound. It is almost like hearing music form a speaker rather than form a laptop. With all these changes and upgrades, MacBook Pro 16 is definitely a wonderful laptop for professionals. Apple will introduce two variants of MacBook Pro 16 and users will be able to increase their internal storage.

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