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Apple continues to push the limits for notebook computing by releasing the MLH42LL/A MacBook Pro, one of the latest additions to the Mac family of laptops.
Upgrade in Processors
For starters, this 15.4-inch Space Gray notebook sports a Radeon Pro 455 discrete GPU with 2GB GDDR5 memory and automatic graphics switching. This particular chipset provides a 130 percent upgrade when compared to the previous generation, as using a Radeon Pro nets 2.5 times more computing power per watt. Storage is taken care of with a 512GB PCIe-based onboard SSD, with 16GB 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory.
The notebook also sports a sixth generation Intel Core processor in the form of a 2.7GHz Quad-Core i7, which can be boosted up to 3.6GHz thanks to Turbo Boost technology. All of the chip improvements have netted a battery life that can last for ten hours, depending on how the MacBook Pro is used. The built-in 76.0-watt-hour lithium-polymer batters can last up to 30 days in standby time.
Improved Display
Providing visual enhancement on the MacBook Pro is a LED-backlit display with IPS technology, which is improved compared to its previous counterparts. Native resolution is 2880 x 1800 at 220 ppi, with support for millions of colors at 500 nits brightness.
It also happens to be the first Mac notebook to be able to support wide color, which ensures truer-to-life photos handy for activities like graphic design, editing, and color grading.
Audio improvements can be felt with the louder bass and more dynamic range, leading into up to 58 percent more volume. In fact, this, along with the redesign of the speakers on the MLH42LL/A, advances the notion that MacBooks are ideal for music DJs.
The MacBook Pro took a cue from the MacBook by adopting a similar butterfly mechanism, which has been refined for greater comfort and responsiveness. The larger trackpad provides additional room for one’s fingers to conduct gestures and click through Force Touch technology.
Touch Bar
What stands out from the MacBook Pro 512 SSD is the presence of a Multi-Touch enabled strip of glass found on top of the keyboard called a Touch Bar. The Touch Bar basically takes the place of the function keys on regular computers, providing versatility with its ability to adapt in providing tools to assist the user in whatever activity is conducting.
For example, one can adjust system controls like volume and brightness or provide predictive text or emojis when typing. One can even answer calls made to an iPhone directly from the keyboard.
The Touch Bar also enables having Touch ID on an Apple notebook, a first for the brand. That enables Apple Pay transactions as well as log-in accessibility.
Of course, the items that are standard for a notebook are also present on this MacBook Pro, from a 720p FaceTime HD camera to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology. Ports for this notebook come in the form of the USB-C variety, which was first introduced on the MacBook. There are four of each, which one can use for device connectivity, charging, or file transfers.
The latest edition of the macOS, macOS Sierra, is engineered to take full advantage of the MacBook’s hardware while also making it relatively easy to use.
Upgrade in Processors
For starters, this 15.4-inch Space Gray notebook sports a Radeon Pro 455 discrete GPU with 2GB GDDR5 memory and automatic graphics switching. This particular chipset provides a 130 percent upgrade when compared to the previous generation, as using a Radeon Pro nets 2.5 times more computing power per watt. Storage is taken care of with a 512GB PCIe-based onboard SSD, with 16GB 2133MHz LPDDR3 memory.
The notebook also sports a sixth generation Intel Core processor in the form of a 2.7GHz Quad-Core i7, which can be boosted up to 3.6GHz thanks to Turbo Boost technology. All of the chip improvements have netted a battery life that can last for ten hours, depending on how the MacBook Pro is used. The built-in 76.0-watt-hour lithium-polymer batters can last up to 30 days in standby time.
Improved Display
Providing visual enhancement on the MacBook Pro is a LED-backlit display with IPS technology, which is improved compared to its previous counterparts. Native resolution is 2880 x 1800 at 220 ppi, with support for millions of colors at 500 nits brightness.
It also happens to be the first Mac notebook to be able to support wide color, which ensures truer-to-life photos handy for activities like graphic design, editing, and color grading.
Audio improvements can be felt with the louder bass and more dynamic range, leading into up to 58 percent more volume. In fact, this, along with the redesign of the speakers on the MLH42LL/A, advances the notion that MacBooks are ideal for music DJs.
The MacBook Pro took a cue from the MacBook by adopting a similar butterfly mechanism, which has been refined for greater comfort and responsiveness. The larger trackpad provides additional room for one’s fingers to conduct gestures and click through Force Touch technology.
Touch Bar
What stands out from the MacBook Pro 512 SSD is the presence of a Multi-Touch enabled strip of glass found on top of the keyboard called a Touch Bar. The Touch Bar basically takes the place of the function keys on regular computers, providing versatility with its ability to adapt in providing tools to assist the user in whatever activity is conducting.
For example, one can adjust system controls like volume and brightness or provide predictive text or emojis when typing. One can even answer calls made to an iPhone directly from the keyboard.
The Touch Bar also enables having Touch ID on an Apple notebook, a first for the brand. That enables Apple Pay transactions as well as log-in accessibility.
Of course, the items that are standard for a notebook are also present on this MacBook Pro, from a 720p FaceTime HD camera to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology. Ports for this notebook come in the form of the USB-C variety, which was first introduced on the MacBook. There are four of each, which one can use for device connectivity, charging, or file transfers.
The latest edition of the macOS, macOS Sierra, is engineered to take full advantage of the MacBook’s hardware while also making it relatively easy to use.
The new MacBook Pro is faster and more powerful than before, yet remarkably thinner and lighter. It has the brightest, most colorful Mac notebook display ever. And it introduces the revolutionary Touch Bar - a Multi-Touch-enabled strip of glass built into the keyboard for instant access to what you want to do, when you want to do it. The new MacBook Pro is built on groundbreaking ideas. And it's ready for yours.
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