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    MACBOOK PRO: THE ULTIMATE PRO NOTEBOOK

    Nov 23, 2019 5 minutes

    With Apple lifting the lid on the new MacBook Pro with a stunning 16-inch Retina Display and an 80% performance boost over previous generations, we take a closer look and explore the firm’s ongoing push into empowering its professional user base with cutting-edge hardware.

    THE WORLD’S BEST PROFESSIONAL NOTEBOOK

    First introduced back in 2006 by Steve Jobs , the MacBook Pro has become one of the world’s most iconic notebook brands, the compute power behind some of the biggest projects in history. From editing blockbuster movies and TV shows to writing chart topping books and mastering number-one singles, the MacBook Pro has been with its power users every step of the way, offering cutting-edge performance in a compact and portable device. With the all-new MacBook Pro, described by Apple as the “world’s best pro notebook,” the company takes everything you know to the next level.

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