During its WWDC 2012, Apple has made a whole lot of very important announcements. It has also unveiled the refreshed lineup of its MacBook notebooks. What was perhaps the most exciting part of the new MacBook models was that there is now a Retina display MacBook Pro available for the users.
Apple’s new MacBook Pro lineup is finally here, announced at the much-anticipated WWDC 2012 event. While Apple has turned the 15-inch MacBook Pro into a very powerful machine by introducing a special edition with a stunning Retina Display, the regular 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro have also been upgraded to include a lot of improvements which are listed below.
Apple’s WWDC has kickstarted a while ago and as expected, the company has made some very exciting announcements at the event. Many analysts had earlier speculated that Apple is going to up the ante on its laptops by introducing Retina Display in MacBook Pro. This has turned out to be true. New MacBook Pro have Retina display, together a lot of other awesome features.
We recently reported about a purportedly leaked label that detailed the specifications of the upcoming model of 13-inch MacBook Pro. And now, yet another label has surfaced which now claims to contain detailed specifications of the 15-inch model of upcoming MacBook Pro.
A lot of analysts have been saying that Apple will probably take the event of WWDC 2012 as a chance to announce the new releases on its flagship line of MacBook Pro and MacBook Air devices. While there have been many rumors about each of the two, here is now a purportedly leaked bit of info that reveals the specs of the upcoming 13″ MacBook Pro.
Apple is planning a major overhaul of its MacBook Pro lineup of notebooks. The new models are expected to arrive later this year and a lot of rumors are doing their rounds regarding the specs of these machines. For instance, earlier we have hinted at that the notebooks will have Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors. And now, it seems that Apple may use Nvidia graphics in them.
Nearly all tech analysts had agreed over the conclusion that Apple will most be using Intel’s Ivy Bridge processors in its upcoming MacBook Pro as well as iMac models. Whereas there is no official word from Apple or Intel about this yet, some benchmarks on Geekbench detail the performance of MacBook Pro and iMac models which are yet to release.
A lot of us believe that Apple’s products are nearly, and mostly, flawless. Particularly if it is a MacBook Pro which is one of the priciest machines commonly used, it has to be flawless. That is precisely what Seattle Rex thought, though that turned out to be wrong. And Rex, naturally, was not happy.