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2017 MacBook Pro With Kaby Lake More Like iPad; Consumers May Expect Yearly Models Of The Pro Lineup

Under the hood in the 2016 MacBook Pro is internals that is not easy to fix. This is because Apple's chief design is to make the device as thin as possible. A wide range of components is so tightly packed into the circuit board with just a handful of pop connectors or plugs. Apple engineers needed to solder the chips and wires straight to the board to achieve the thin design, which will most likely be seen in the newest 2017 MacBook Pro.