Apple NEW 27th October 2016 Event!!!

Apple finally changing their game...

The last MacBook Pro (the 13-inch model) was last updated on 9 March 2015, while the 15-inch was updated on 19 May 2015. It's been more than 17 months pass. Apple's event on 7 September ended in disappointment for Mac fans, with the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and Watch 2 the stars of the evening. Earlier in the year we hoped for new MacBook Pro models at Apple's March event, but Apple didn't mention Macs at all; the same went for WWDC 2016 on 13 June. But now the time was come for new MacBook.

Updated, 20 October, with news that invitations have gone out to an Apple launch event on 27 October!!!

New MacBook Pro 2016 :

We had been hoping for a new MacBook Pro during Apple's iPhone 7 event on 7 September, as it's been way over a year since the laptop was last updated and there are plenty of customers waiting for it. We're expecting the MacBook Pro to be announced in October.

Invites to 27 October launch event!

As expected (see next section), Apple has sent out invitations to a press event on Thursday 27 October at its Cupertino headquarters. The announcements will start at 10am local time, which translates to 6pm UK time.

The event will see the launch of new Macs. We're fairly sure a new MacBook Pro will be top of the agenda, and are hopeful that we could see new iMacs too; some pundits think the entire Mac range is going to be refreshed. And new iPads cannot be entirely ruled out.

24 October Launch Event Rumour :

Update (30/09/2016): While the specific release date above seems a little odd, MacRumours has released its own report also claiming that the new MacBook Pro will be announced in October, although it doesn't detail a solid release date. The website claims that Apple is to launch the new OLED strip-enabled MacBook Pro, including a 15in AMD Polaris graphics chip enabled model, during the second half of October 2016.

MacRumours goes on to suggest that Apple is putting the finishing touches on macOS 10.12.1, which will bring support for the OLED bar that sits above the keyboard, offering contextual shortcuts and actions throughout macOS. While the original 24 October rumour originally sounded a little fishy, a second report of an October release date suggests there may be more to it than originally thought.

MacBook Pro 2016 Rumours :

• Physical design

We're not expecting the design of the MacBook Pro to change much but on new MacBook Apple will add a lot new technology. Some of them are already leaks.

• E-ink keyboard

Rumours are rife concerning the MacBook Pro's supposed OLED touch bar, which we discuss in the next section, but the most recent report suggests Apple isn't happy enough with the feature. 9to5Mac and TrustedReviews both claim that Apple has been in talks to use a laptop variant of Sonder Design's dynamic keyboard technology instead.

Sonder is known for its E-ink keyboard, which can change key labels on the fly. This makes the entire keyboard instantly user-customisable, providing multiple languages as well as contextual shortcuts from a single keyboard without having to swap out keys or add a physical overlay - very useful if you are, for example, editing in Final Cut Pro and want to have clearly labelled shortcuts.

Sonder has confirmed that talks between Apple and the company have taken place, although it won't comment on whether or not it's a deal - confirming only that it's "closing B2B procurement contracts" with three laptop makers.

• OLED touchbar

Trusted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has said that we should expect a redesign for the MacBook Pro this year, with a thinner and lighter body, Touch ID, Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C. Inside, we can expect to see faster Skylake processors powering the MacBook Pro and new graphics cards too. But most intriguingly, the analyst predicts there will be an OLED display touchbar just above the keyboard.

"While long overlooked, the MacBook line is the brightest spot for Apple's 2016 rollouts," Kuo said in a report sent out on 23 May that has got everyone excited.

He goes on to explain that the OLED display touch bar will replace the physical function keys with a set of customisable software keys that can be adapted to the needs and functions of individual apps. You'll be able to open an application with one tap of the OLED touchbar, and it will subsequently show a set of controls (and display relevant notifications) for the software.



The photos showcase the body of the 2016 MacBook Pro complete with a space for the rumoured OLED panel to sit, just above the keyboard itself where the function keys would usually be housed. The placement of an OLED panel above the keyboard has forced Apple to relocate the position of the speakers that are traditionally at the back of the keyboard - as you can see in the photo above, there are now two speaker grilles either side of the keyboard instead.



The leaked photos also confirm that Apple will only feature USB-C ports on the 2016 variant, showcasing four USB-C ports along with a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Martin Hajeck has created a stunning concept series based on the OLED touch panel rumours. Take a look at some of the images below. Visit Martin Hajeck Site.
















And also It might be support Apple Pencil on the trackpad and Apple will use AMD or nVidia graphics card and also Apple use Skylake processors on the new MacBook.

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