Apple to launch 'thinner' MacBook Pro

May 15, 1:30 pm

Washington, May 15 (ANI): Tech giant Apple is ready to unveil a renovated version of its MacBook Pro, according to a report.

A report by 9 to 5 Mac said that the revamped thin laptop would include a higher-resolution display and a thinner frame.

According to the website, which cites 'trusted sources in Apple's supply chain', the 15-inch version of the MacBook Pros will arrive this summer.

The redesigned computers will include the same type of retina display technology used by the latest iPhone and iPad, The Los Angeles Times reports.

The report also said Apple will allow users to adjust their display preferences between settings described simply as 'big, small, or optimal'

According to another report by Gizmodo, the new MacBook Pros will be similar to the MacBook Airs, but they will be 'more of a pancake than a blade.' (ANI)

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