News & Reviews:   Apple MacBook Pro 2021

The launch of the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro excited many Apple fans for sure. But seeing it at a launch and in close up photos is rather different. That's what some leaks have been doing, providing us with our first look at the new laptops.

Soon enough, Apple will kick off its latest launch event, which is expected to star the latest MacBook Pro laptops. It's pretty much confirmed that the new models would indeed have the Apple M1X chip. But sources also suggest that the name could change.

With the Apple event just around the corner, the rumours of the new MacBook Pro are come in fast. Previously, it was already rumoured that it would have the Apple M1X chip and a 120Hz refresh rate display. Now, concept renderers have made some new renders too.

As you may know, Apple is hosting an event next week that will likely see the launch of new MacBook Pro laptops. Recent leaks suggest that they would be high-end models targeted at the premium market. And the latest bit of news seems to reaffirm that.

Earlier, we mentioned how Apple would be having an event to launch new MacBook Pro models soon, right? Well, the new model is expected to be a notable upgrade and the CPU isn't the only change. Sources claim that the screen is also going to be a new type.

Rumours of new MacBook Pro laptops from Apple appeared as early as February this year. Many of them are about the alleged Apple M1X chip. But a new rumour that popped up proves that the new models will have more than just a new chip.

Last year, Apple introduced the Apple M1 chip with its latest MacBook and Mac Mini computers. The new models were much faster than Intel-powered ones, and we can expect the same from this year's MacBook Pro. Allegedly, the announcement would be made at this year's WWDC.

Last month, it was suggested that the MacBook laptops for 2021 would come with a new Apple M2 chip. However, the latest rumour indicates that this might not be ready just yet. Instead, sources claim that Apple is working on an M1X chip.