MacBook Pro 2016 Latest News & Update: New Laptop To Carry 7th Generation Kaby Lake? Intel Skylake May Not Come

Latest development with the features of the MacBook Pro 2016 indicates a major overhaul of the laptop. During the Intel Developer Forum, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich and the rest of the execs showed the 7th Generation Core, Kaby Lake. Does this indicate that the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 will have this latest feature?

If the MacBook Pro 2016 will be fortunate enough to get latest Kaby Lake processor, the newest laptop from Apple will be able to play the highest quality 4K premium content without any problems. During the presentation at the forum, Krazanich demonstrated the power of the new hardware which amazed most of its viewers, Mac Rumors reported.

Although recent reports have indicated that the new MacBook Pro 2016 will have a Skylake processor but it may still be a bit early to tell on whether the new MacBook Pro 2016 will have Kaby Lake. Krazanich also announced that the Kaby Lake processors will be available this fall.

Apple has not provided a breakdown when they would provide a proper update for all of their devices and when Kaby Lake will become available to most of the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air laptops.

While Apple has yet to confirm whether Kaby Lake will be available for the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016, it is good to note that the upcoming laptop will be bringing consumers with a lot of surprises.

According to reports, the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 will be slimmer than its predecessor. The new MacBook Pro 2016 will also sport a built-in OLED touch panel and Touch ID support with Intel Skylake inside.

The upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 has still yet to be announced for release although most Apple enthusiast are setting a September release date after the release of the iPhone 7. We still have a couple of weeks left and we may finally find out if MacBook Pro 2016 will be available.

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