This is the MacBook Pro Apple has presented and this is what you're getting. We don't need to be reminded in every god damn article. We know it doesn't have MagSafe, we know it doesn't have the legacy (YES Legacy!) USB A, etc.

Let the continuous bitching go on about how much this MacBook Pro sucks.Yes, we know it doesn't support 32GB even though you don't need it. A larger Force Touch trackpad and enhanced Retina MacBook style butterfly keyboard.A new Wide Color Retina Display that's brighter and sports higher contrast and the expanded DPI P3 color gamut and new louder new stereo speakers.Four versatile USB-C expansion ports that support up to two 5k or four 4k external DisplayPort monitors (as well as VGA, HDMI and Thunderbolt 2 displays with an adapter cable) as well as USB 3.1 Gen 2 devices (up to 10Gbps) and daisy-chained Thunderbolt 3 peripherals (up to 40 Gbps) and power charging.Ultra fast PCIe-based SSD storage of up to 2TB.Fast Intel quad core Core i7 Skylake CPU options paired with very fast 2133 MHz PC3-17000 LPDDR3 SDRAM and a AMD Radeon Pro 450/455/460 dedicated GPU backed by 2 or 4GB of GDDR5 memory and automatic switching to a more power efficient Intel HD Graphics 530 GPU.The new Touch Bar, a dynamic input device that replaces the top row of static F-keys above the keyboard, offering quick access to Control Strip buttons, QuickType keyboard (and emoji) suggestions and contextually relevant app-specific controls that change based on the selected context.Stay tuned to the Rocket Yard for more Apple news and Tech Tips and visit for the best upgrades for your Mac. For USB-C adapters, docks and more visit: eshop.macsales. SSD – Using NVMe driver and an Apple designed controller.Keyboard – Keys seem to have a bit more throw then the MacBook.(Note: this has been updated to reflect Apple’s Technical Specifications.) Laptop automatically turns on when you open it regardless of pressing power button it also turns on automatically when plugged in with an open lid, according to Apple.SSD had very strong tape covering the interface port.Speaker module needs to be removed to pull SSD back.Bottom was more difficult to remove than previous generations, but it was not glued.Some noteworthy observations from the teardown: We were able to get our hands on the new standard 13” MacBook Pro for an unboxing and teardown and here is what we found (image gallery below). The first to arrive on shelves is the new “entry-level” 13” MacBook Pro, which is the model that does not feature the new Touch Bar or Touch ID.

13-inch MacBook Pro Late 2016 Unboxing and Teardown from on Vimeo.Īpple announced new MacBook Pro models at its “hello again” event Thursday.

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