MacBook Pro 2017 Kalby Lake Underway: Why You Should Skip MacBook Pro 2016 For Next MacBook Pro – macOS Sierra 10.12.3 Fixes Graphic Glitches
ByMacBook Pro rises back on top of the news feeds and social forums with the reports about the upcoming MacBook Pro 2017. As a follow to the major drawback from MacBook Pro 2016 release, Apple is reportedly taking all actions to hasten the production of its upcoming laptops.
MacBook Pro 2017: Truth or Myth?
According to the famed Apple Insider and KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the 12-inch MacBook is getting a reboot for faster performance and two additional MacBook Pro size variants. There will be 13 and 15-inch MacBook Pros in the 2017 lineup which according to reports is slated to arrive by the third quarter this year.
Moreover, the MacBook and MacBook Pro 2017 lineups are going to be packed with the highly anticipated Kalby Lake processor. Back in 2016, MacBook fans went disappointed as Apple failed to include the powerful processor in its MacBook Pro 2016. However, it is never too late to include this powerful processor to appease the fans who were disappointed in Apple's latest launch.
Moreover, MacBook Pro 2017 is said to offer a 16GB RAM on its variants to allow cutting-edge configuration. However, Apple's plan of including the Touch Bar to the upcoming MacBook is still unknown. In case it will also debut in the said laptop, the tech-giant has probably addressed the issues it incurred in the previous release.
In the end, this report remains a myth. Knowing Kuo, MacBook Pro 2017 release might still happen since this insider has not failed in his leaks and reports so far.
macOS Sierra 10.12.3 Update
Meanwhile, macOS Sierra 10.12.3 Update is coming to MacBook Pro units, Tech Crunch reported. Apple release the macOS update together with MacBook Pro GPU to fix 15-inch models graphics chipset bugs. The bugfix will also attend the problems found in Safari icon that fetches bug which deteriorates the battery life. MacBook Pro owners should go to the Apple Store to download the macOS sierra 10.12.3 update.
