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All New Redesigned Macbook Pros?

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A new 16-inch MacBook Pro could be just months away, according to tech analysts IHS Markit. The device could make a splash at Apple’s September 2019 event, reports DigitalTrends. Rumors have been swirling in recent months of an all-new 16-inch MacBook Pro. With the last design update coming in 2016, the time could be right for a new look for the MacBook Pro. Currently, Apple’s largest notebook is the 15.4-inch MacBook Pro. Earlier this month, Apple registered seven new laptops with the Eurasian Economic Commission. Apple often reserves many of its high-end features and components for its largest MacBook Pro models.

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