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 The new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models both feature ProMotion technology, allowing the display to run at as high as 120Hz, down to low as 24Hz, similar to the iPad Pro.
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 Apple today announced new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M1 Pro and ?M1? Max Apple silicon chips, and the new machines come with higher than expected price tags.
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 Apple's newly announced most high-end chip, the M1 Max, can support up to three Pro Display XDRs and a fourth 4K TV display all at the same time, a significant jump in support compared to the single display support that the ?M1? chip provided.
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 We've been waiting for Apple's MacBook Pros to get some truly pro updates—i.e. ports that are actually useful and upgraded performance—and the new versions look to fit the bill. Apple on Monday took the wraps off completely overhauled 14- and 16-inch versions of its popular Pro laptops, which ditch the (useful for…
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Apple launched a new MacBook Pro powered by new M1 Pro and M1 Max Apple silicon. Out is the Touch Bar, in are HDMI, SD card and MagSafe ports.
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 Apple today announced its long-awaited major redesign for the MacBook Pro, featuring configurations with the M1 Pro and ?M1? Max chip, a mini-LED display with ProMotion, an HDMI port and SDXC card reader, charging with MagSafe 3, a notch housing a 1080p webcam, and more.
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 Apple today announced that 14-inch MacBook Pro pricing will start at $1,999 ($1,849 for education), while the new 16-inch MacBook Pro will start at $2,499 ($2,299 for education). The new MacBook Pro models were revealed during today's Apple event, and are powered by the new M1 Pro and M1 Max chips.
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