Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro Models With a Redesign Could Be Unveiled at Next Month’s WWDC Keynote

Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro Models With a Redesign Could Be Unveiled at Next Month’s WWDC Keynote

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We could see Apple’s newest 2021 MacBook Pro lineup get unveiled next month during the WWDC presentation, according to a tipster. However, this prediction is different from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo’s, who earlier claimed that mass production of the redesigned MacBook Pro models would start in the second half of this year.

Jon Prosser provided no extra information when he mentioned in a tweet that Apple would unveil new 2021 MacBook Pro models at WWDC. According to previous reports, this would be the first radical redesign we have seen since 2016, with a stolen schematics leak revealing that Apple intends on bringing back some ports it removed five years prior. While no other source has mentioned Apple revealing new portable Macs next month, the technology giant has unveiled new hardware before at a software-focused event.

Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro Models With a Redesign Could Be Unveiled at Next Month’s WWDC Keynote

May 25, 2021, 8:38am UTC
https://wccftech.com/new-2021-macbook-pro-models-unveiled-wwdc/ > We could see Apple’s newest 2021 MacBook Pro lineup get unveiled next month during the WWDC presentation, according to a tipster. However, this prediction is different from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo’s, who earlier claimed that mass production of the redesigned MacBook Pro models would start in the second half of this year. > Jon Prosser provided no extra information when he mentioned in a tweet that Apple would unveil new 2021 MacBook Pro models at WWDC. According to previous reports, this would be the first radical redesign we have seen since 2016, with a stolen schematics leak revealing that Apple intends on bringing back some ports it removed five years prior. While no other source has mentioned Apple revealing new portable Macs next month, the technology giant has unveiled new hardware before at a software-focused event.