Jon Prosser: Apple to Announce 13-Inch MacBook Pro Refresh Today

[MacRumors]

Apple today will announce a refresh of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, according to Jon Prosser of the YouTube channel Front Page Tech. Rumors have suggested that the new model could be a 14-inch MacBook Pro with slightly slimmer bezels around the display, in line with the 16-inch MacBook Pro replacing the 15-inch model last year.

The new 13-inch or 14-inch MacBook Pro is also expected to feature faster 9th-generation or 10th-generation Intel Core processor options, increased RAM and storage options, and a more reliable Magic Keyboard with scissor switch keys.

Prosser accurately leaked the April 15 launch date of the new iPhone SE.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1257269972637753345

Article Link: Jon Prosser: Apple to Announce 13-Inch MacBook Pro Refresh Today

 

[Aluminum213]

Take my stimulus check Tim Cook!

 

[iPadified]

What is the point of rumours a few hours before release?

 

[MakeAppleAwesomeAgain]

Apple usually don't update products on Mondays, right? (except for keynote days like WWDC)

 

[americanguy]

I hope for 14" if its true...

 

[Abazigal]

Looks like Jon Prosser’s word is practically gospel now.

 

[gnipgnop]

There's never been any proof that scissor switch keys are "more reliable" than butterfly switch.

 

[ruka.snow]

There's never been any proof that scissor switch keys are "more reliable" than butterfly switch.

My 2018 MBP has yet to die on me. Even with all the cookie crumbs and a bloody good drop onto concrete.

 

[Falhófnir]

Interesting that still no one seems to know whether this will be the 15W model or 28W model, or both, or whether it will be a 13", 14" or one of each! The 16" size bump was a solid detail for a year before it launched?

 

[nfl46]

Apple is coming for those $1,200 checks. Lol. Hopefully the people that needed that money used it on May’s rent instead.

 

[profets]

Just this past Saturday Jon was a bit pissed about people asking him so often about the MBP:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1256756012767424512

Bit weird with the timing. And of course, if you’re on twitter, or any public site with a decent following, gotta be prepared to ignore most of the replies you’re going to receive.

 

[Skeith]

Intel 10th Gen~?

 

[CG_Man]

I hope for 14" if its true...

And a "No Touch Bar" option.. Please

 

[Spock]

If they release a 14 inch with the same footprint as the 13 Apple can take my money. 13 inch has always been the sweet spot for me since I went from a 12 inch PowerBook G4 to a 13 inch MacBook unibody. Had a 15 inch Pro for a while but traded it in for the 13 inch retina because it was just to bulky for me.

 

[ruka.snow]

And a "No Touch Bar" option.. Please

The newer touchbar is much more sensible with a dedicated esc key.

 

[EValentino]

My 2020 MBA just came in today... I might have to return it

 

[Mascots]

And if they don't, of course it's because Apple decided not to, purely to spite him.

 

[petvas]

If they release a 13“ model then it will still be with the butterfly keyboard. I don’t mind that, but then I wouldn’t really understand what Apple is doing. Having different keyboards on Macbooks is not exactly an ideal situation.

 

[ikir]

Instant buy

 

[memesmith]

This is what I have been waiting for, just looking for 10th gen chips doubled storage, and I will pre-order the base model

 

[lambertjohn]

There's never been any proof that scissor switch keys are "more reliable" than butterfly switch.

Agree. My 2018 Air is humming along nicely. Never had a problem with the keyboard; it's a joy to type on! I'm a writer, FYI, thousands of words a week on the thing.

 

[762999]

Interesting that still no one seems to know whether this will be the 15W model or 28W model, or both, or whether it will be a 13", 14" or one of each! The 16" size bump was a solid detail for a year before it launched?

There is at least a 28W 13"

https://wccftech.com/2020-13-inch-macbook-pro-specs-tested-32gb-ram-intel-10th-gen-cpu/

 

[memesmith]

If they release a 13“ model then it will still be with the butterfly keyboard. I don’t mind that, but then I wouldn’t really understand what Apple is doing. Having different keyboards on Macbooks is not exactly an ideal situation.

They might change the keyboard without increasing screen size...

 

[AppleDavid]

And please, the price can go down for at least 100-200$!

 

[zombierunner]

Early morning for you guys.