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The brushed metal texture of previous models remains, and the Apple logo on the lid is mirrored but not illuminated. It's available in Silver and Space Grey – no festive colours for Pro models, it seems. The biggest news is that there's now a 14-inch MacBook Pro – it isn't physically much larger than the previous 13-inch model, thanks to a taller screen with narrower borders. MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021) design and features The power button has an integrated Touch ID fingerprint sensor There are three built-in mics with beamforming. You don't get S/PDIF output through the 3.5mm jack anymore but the new MacBook Pros are said to support high-impedance headphones.

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Audio also gets a big upgrade with a new six-speaker system and spatial audio.
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There's now a 1080p webcam with computational enhancement through the M1 series SoCs. Battery capacity is 70Wh and 100Wh for the 14-inch and 16-inch models, and Apple promises up to 11 hours and 14 hours of casual use respectively.
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Other than these variables, both the 14-inch and 16-inch models have brand new 120Hz mini-LED displays, Touch ID fingerprint sensors, Wi-Fi 6, and Bluetooth 5. 5,89,90 so if you're splashing out on upgrades, there's very little reason not to go for the bigger screen and better thermal performance that the larger model affords. Interestingly the 16-inch model ranges in price from Rs. 5,79,900 with all the bells and whistles (not including an extended warranty). Your new 14-inch MacBook Pro could cost as much as Rs. Going from 1TB to 2TB, 4TB or 8TB of SSD capacity will cost Rs. Going from 16GB of RAM to 32GB or 64GB (only possible with the M1 Max) will cost another Rs. 40,000 over and above the top-specced M1 Pro. 5,000 less, which seems like an unnecessary variation.īeyond this, there are options with the M1 Max processor – the same 10 CPU cores, but either 24 or 32 GPU cores, priced Rs. There's a custom configurable option with 10 CPU cores but only 14 GPU cores for Rs. This option also has a 1TB SSD and you get the faster 96W charger. What you'll probably want is the M1 Pro configuration with 10 CPU cores and 16 GPU cores active, which is priced at Rs. For this price you get only a 512GB NVMe SSD, and this variant is the only one that ships with a slower 67W charger. 1,94,900, with an M1 Pro CPU that has eight active CPU cores and 14 GPU cores. The new 14-inch 2021 MacBook Pro price in India starts at Rs. The previous-gen 13-inch model with an M1 processor is still available for those who want more than a MacBook Air but have budget constraints. MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021) price in India and specificationsĭon't expect the new MacBook Pro to come cheap. In profile, the new MacBook Pro looks rather like the pre-2016 models

Can you live with this new balance, or has Apple just found a different way to alienate actual professionals? Read on to find everything you'll need to decide that for yourself. Apple has listened to its users but is also still doing many things its own way. Nearly everything major that changed with the 2016 redesign and annoyed people has been reversed – but there are still a few caveats and one big new compromise that has already caused fresh controversy. The company will even soon begin allowing users to repair some of their own hardware problems at home.Įven so, the new 2021 MacBook Pro comes as a surprisingly comprehensive reversal almost an apology to users of the past few generations. However, there have been rare occasions when the behemoth has had to accept that it went wrong – the buttonless third-gen iPod shuffle was replaced with its own predecessor, the shallow “butterfly” MacBook keyboard has been consigned to history, and more recently Safari's drastic beta redesign has been shelved. From the original iMac which had no floppy drive and the iPhone 7 ditching the headphone jack, to the 2012 MacBooks with only USB Type-C, Apple's quest for minimalism has often upset its customers. Apple is no stranger to wiping the slate clean ditching its own standards and designs even at the height of their popularity because it thinks something better is around the corner.
