Apple updates the MacBook Pro 13 with scissor switches and doubles the storage

04 May 2020
You can also configure your MacBook 13 Pro with Intel's 10th Generation CPUs.

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Anonymous, 04 May 2020I feel like I must be the only person in the world who actu... moreIt is good but hardware faults are an invaluable expense which no company would like.

Need more quality tried and tested quality assurance next time. Butterfly fiasco did tamper their image.

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    • Anonymous
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    • 05 May 2020

    sadh, 04 May 2020I believe the proper successor still coming this year woth ... moreNever, the virus puts off the table the larger screen productions.

    Besides there is no competion, most other light notebooks are 13 inches, common manufacturing supply, Apple is not going to invest billions this year in China to make screens a little bit larger.

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      • LilPhone
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      • 05 May 2020

      Mkbhd, 04 May 2020I bet it stills struggle in the thermal aspectIt would, because it's a thin laptop.

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        • sadh
        • 61w
        • 04 May 2020

        I believe the proper successor still coming this year woth 14", in slightly larger physical thanks to smaller bezel. A bit thicker so they fit larger battery. Base variants using 10th-gen.

        But it won't come soon. Maybe this december?

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          • geordie81
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          • 04 May 2020

          I have the 2019 model so im not getting a refresh just yet, but they could have at least fitted a bigger screen and some other hardware tweaks, instead they just keep churing out rehashes and recycles, I guess if people keep buying their products regardless then there is no pressure on them to ever innovate or push forward, another weak upgrade

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            • talpiot
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            • 04 May 2020

            read up on the backdoors and the linux OS running at the hardware level on a sand grain sized arm chip in these new israel intel processors. shouldve offered an amd alternative.

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              • Anonymous
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              • 04 May 2020

              I feel like I must be the only person in the world who actually prefers the butterfly keys. I have a 12" MacBook for personal use and a new 16" MacBook Pro for work. The new keys feel spongey and old fashioned

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                • Dave2d
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                • 04 May 2020

                Can't wait to get my hands on this one

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                  • Mkbhd
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                  • 04 May 2020

                  I bet it stills struggle in the thermal aspect

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                    • LilPhone
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                    • 04 May 2020

                    Recycling the hardware is a bad idea. All variants should have come with the newest 10th gen intel processors (not just the 512GB variant). It should have been significantly faster than a slow Macbook Air (even with quad-core processor).

                    It's a shame because it would be a very good laptop (great screen, battery life, and overall build quality). Unless you're opting the 512GB variant, consider the Dell XPS 13, HP Spectre x360, Microsoft Surface, etc.

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                      • Handy
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                      • 04 May 2020

                      What a disappointment, the big upgrade is the keyboard, as i'm still using a late 2013 model, it's not even an upgrade for me.

                        The biggest disappointment from Apple this year! Was eagerly waiting for a 14' Macbook Pro with thinner bezels and updated internals! Turns out the base variant is nothing but just a doubled storage product, what a shame! Starting loving Apple in 2020, but again forces me to look for other options!