Where to buy the new MacBook Pro — pre-orders start today

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The new 14-inch MacBook Pro and sixteen-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro or M1 Max have but been appear! Here is where you can buy information technology.

This hotly anticipated sequel to the years-erstwhile sixteen-inch MacBook Pro gives information technology a warmly-welcomed upgrade in performance, ports and battery life — set to launch on October 26.

It all starts with the mini LED display, which if the M1 iPad Pro is annihilation to get past, will give you brilliant dissimilarity ratio, deep colors and a variable refresh rate. The Touch Bar is gone (finally) and with a whole host of ports from the SD card slot and HDMI out, to MagSafe, this system just got far more convenient.

And of class, at that place's the new M1 Max fleck. This offers a 4x improvement in graphics and 2x faster video encoding performance — sheer performance on the haemorrhage edge with 70% less power consumption.

This is a huge upgrade to the prosumer-form portables and no doubt, a lot of people are pretty excited to snap one up (me and all the other M1 MacBook Pro users are looking on with jealousy).

Where to buy the fourteen-inch MacBook Pro

Where to buy the 16-inch MacBook Pro

Pre-orders for the 16-inch MacBook Pro are set to start this Friday at 10am ET over on Apple's site. However, we know how this plays out. Expect Amazon and Best Buy to get involved too, amongst other retailers. In one case they go live, we'll let you know.

Should you purchase the 16-inch MacBook Pro?

Of class, y'all'll have to discover out in our review. But permit's be honest, unless something terrible happens to the hardware, you tin can await this to be a pretty damn practiced laptop.

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