Fred Nyavor
MacBooks laptops have been the greatest of laptop engineering, The MacBook Pro 16″ Gets Unique Keyboard Features with cool unibody Designs, Awesome battery life, great keyboards, and super MagSafe power connector.
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The newest MacBook Pro, unveiled this Wednesday,
The new model fits the 16″ screen into a body that’s much bigger than the Old 15.4″.
Magic Keyboard
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The butterfly Model offered a more flat profile for the keys,
which allowed Apple to lean into its ultra-thin creative Design.
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But many found the upgraded keyboard provided more entertaining,
Despite the less than warm reception,
Apple prolongs the butterfly keyboard to the full MacBook line, even as it’s advanced,
a prestige for being uncertain, with the ongoing statement of clinging or non-functional keys.
The problems were far-reaching that Apple had to set up an extended replacement program for the full line,
And iterative modifications to the butterfly design never seemed to mitigate the objections fully.
But that’s all over with the new 16″ MacBook Pro.
The new laptop merges with Apple is called the Magic Keyboard, adapted from the Magic Keyboards that came with iMacs for years.
Like those older models, it’s a more conventional and, presumably, more dependable scissor-switch design.
Compared to the latest butterfly models, the 16″ keys are more extensive and touchy, with a more acceptable 1mm of travel.
The key caps on the new MacBook Pro keyboard can be detached and attached, and it seems like the keyboard could be serviced more easily.
Apple’s 15″ MacBook Pro was just updated early this year with a butterfly keyboard that Apple claimed was more strong and reliable.
This new keyboard is a quick change and clear feedback to those earlier issues.
And while the new 16″ keeps the Touch Bar,
that mini touchscreen opposite the top keyboard that takes over the function key.
There is an Escape key at the top left area now, in effect to the Touch ID sensor at the right side. Apple still seems to consider the Touch Bar as the fundamental part of the Pro experience,
That’s mainly because the touch controls make you touch the screen,
The 16″ Pro feels roughly the same size as the15″ Design, but it’s actually a tiny bit hulking,
about 4.3 (2 kg), and 0.64″ thick that’s 0.28 pounds weighty and 0.03″ thicker than the 15″ Design.
Apple claims its brightness blows up 500 nits like the old 15″, with DCI-P3 wide color gamut and a 3,072×1,920-pixels resolution (up from 2,880×1,800 on the 15″).
The bezels are smaller around the edges. It looks great, though.
The MacBook also looks heavier because there’s more battery (100 watt-hours),
with an 11-hour battery life.
That provides you with an hour more of battery charge in your everyday use.
The keyboard is inserted to accommodate a six-speaker array on the edges that sounds Awesome;
A new three microphone setup ensures an audio recording, should you choose to record directly from the MacBook Pro.
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The new 16″ MacBook Pro takes over the 15″ Pro that was just updated early this year,
and the price starts from $2,399. Whiles the keyboard is a welcome retro spotlight,
Apple did not restore the old spots like the USB-A ports or the SD card slot.
There are still four Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports one of which doubles as a power jack at any given time and a headphone jack.
The 16″ also uses 9th generation Intel processors just like the 15″, With Corei7 Processor.
The graphics are much better, although, switching to AMD Radeon Pro 5300M or 5500M chips instead of the Radeon Pro 555X in the 15″ model.
This is the first Mac Book Pro Attached AMD’s new graphics card. Which Means performance will be excellent.
The base-model 16″ Pro Begins with 512GB of storage,
and Apple has configurations boosting which is up to 8TB solid-state drive and 64GB of RAM
Full specification
Colour: Silver or Space grey
Display: 16 inches (3072 x 1920 pixels)
CPU: 2.6GHz six-core Intel Core i7 or 2.3GHz Intel GPU:
GPU:AMD Radeon Pro 5300M (4GB), Radeon Pro 5500M (up to 8GB) i9 (up to an eight-core Core i9)
RAM:16GB DDR4 RAM (up to 64GB)
Storage:512GB SSD (up to 8TB)
Four Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports
Battery: 100-watt-hour up to 11 hours
Size: 14.1 x 9.7 x 0.64″
Weight: 4.3 pounds
