2015 MacBook Pro Release, Specs: 13" & 15" Retina Display, Switchable Graphic Processors, and More Revealed
By Staff Writer
Mar 02, 2015 07:11 AM EST
Mar 02, 2015 07:11 AM EST
Apple will be releasing its newest update, the 2015 MacBook Pro. This update is said to be an improved version of both the 2014 MacBook Pro and iPad Air. It is in this newest addition to the Apple family will the features of these two devices will be combined to form a new and improved Apple laptop.
Launch Date
This 2015, Apple will be updating the MacBook Pro with a Retina display. However, rumors would claim that the unveiling of the said update will not occur until the summer. If Apple will stick to their usual pattern, the unveiling of the new MacBook Pro laptop will happen at the WWDC which will happen this June 2015.
Processor
Apple will be most likely to use the Intel Broadwell chip. However, this is still hanging project for Intel since there had been many delays when it comes to the launching of their newest chip. Other news sources would claim that the OEMs will start distributing devices using the said chip.
But what could be the deal with Broadwell? Broadwell is said to to increase the battery life of the device and its processors can lessen the use of fans. It will also support a 4K display technology. However if Broadwell would continue to be delayed, its successor, the Skylake might take its place in the Apple's Macbook Pro. Another thing to note about MacBook Pro is whether it would retain its quad-core processors. We have to see to find out.
Graphics
Since the MacBook Pro will be sporting quality graphic cards, we could expect a high-end visual experience. The 2015 MacBook Pro will be offering a 13 inch Retina Display model which features an Intel Iris Graphics card and a 15 inch Intel Iris Pro Graphics, and an Intel Iris Pro Graphics with a NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M. The MacBook Pro 2015 will be the only Apple laptop that would offer a dual-graphics card which would permit the users to switch graphics cards based on the work performed. Through this feature, MacBook Pro apps can be switched to different graphic processors to lessen the lost of battery.
RAM
It is a likely feat for the 2015 MacBook Pro to sport a standard 8GB RAM for the 13 inch models and 16GB RAM for the 15 inch models.
Waiting for Apple's latest MacBook Pro upgrade can be coated with lots of rumors, but it is up for this giant technological company to surprise and amaze its users.
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