Apple fans and customers who have been waiting for MacBook Pro 2016 and MacBook Air 2016 are expecting the new laptops since the first quarter of the year. Unfortunately, Apple disappointed the waiting fans twice when the company decided to skip MacBook Pro and MacBook Air in their Spring event and at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC.)
However, according to reports, the delay of MacBook Pro 2016 is due to Apple gearing it to be their flagship laptop. In fact, the new MacBook Pro will reportedly sport a processor more powerful than Skylake.
MacBook Pro 2016 Is Equipped With Intel Kaby Lake Processor
There have been reports claiming that MacBook Pro 2016 will sport Intel Skylake processor. Parent Herald previously reported that the new MacBook will arrive with impressive design and upgraded features, including Intel Skylake Processor.
With Apple wishing to offer the best in MacBook Pro 2016, Skylake Processor would be the best fit. Skylake is 30 times faster than prior CPUs. It also offers better performance with its faster speed, improved graphic prowess and longer battery life.
But did you know that the MacBook Pro 2016 could be so much better with Kaby Lake Processor? Kaby is the upgraded version of Skylake and hence, it offers more power and better performance.
According to the Country Caller, there are rumors that the MacBook Pro 2016, which will be arriving this fall already sports Intel Kaby Lake Processor. The seventh generation processing chipset from Intel is not only smaller but significantly faster.
If reports are true that Apple has equipped MacBook Pro 2016 with Kaby Lake processor, then users can expect a more powerful and faster MacBook Pro.
Most Macs Don't Include The Kaby Lake Processor
Meanwhile, MacRumors suggested that most Macs won't include the new Intel processor. Kaby Lake chips are best for Retina MacBook Pro but using the said processor may mean that the anticipated laptop will be delayed at the very end of 2016 or early 2017. It is also likely that Kaby Lake processor is not yet included in this year's upgrade because the processors are just delivered to the manufacturer.
Are you hopeful that MacBook Pro 2016 will arrive in the fall with Kaby Lake processor? Do you agree that it is impossible to include Kaby Lake processor for this year's upgrade because it's already too late? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
