The next-generation MacBook Pro teases its cool design through a series of beautiful concept photos that are ‘heart-stopping’

As the WWDC21 global developers conference is approaching, the concepts of the new MacBook Pro also appear one after another.
The first information about the new MacBook Pro model was revealed by leaker Jon Prosser alongside a series of new operating system versions. Accordingly, he believes that Apple will launch an upgrade for the MacBook Pro line on June 7 at the WWDC 2021 conference.

16-inch MacBook Pro concept is said to be coming soon Bloomberg also supports this view when predicting that at least one MacBook Pro with a new generation Apple Silicon chip will be released this summer. There is another “Pro” version that will be released later this year along with a MacBook Air, of course both will also run an upgraded chip version of the Apple M1 processor. The new generation of MacBooks is expected to have a somewhat more square design Specifically, the MacBook Pro 2021 line will have a more square side, two 14- and 16-inch screen options and use the same mini-LED panel technology as the just-launched 12.9-inch iPad Pro. Through the concept image, it can also be seen that the new MacBook will most likely have a thinner and even screen border on all 4 sides, so the “MacBook Pro” logo on the bottom edge of the screen will most likely disappear, while some ports like HDMI, MagSafe and SD card slot will be brought back. The screen border is also expected to be thinner The memory card slot, full-size HDMI port and the famous MagSafe charging standard are also expected to return on the new MacBook Pro version. The MacBook Pro 2021 is expected to use an upgraded Apple Silicon chip (rumored to be the M1X). According to Bloomberg, this processor will have 10 processing cores, including 8 high-performance cores and 2 energy-saving cores. Apple will sell two 16-core and 32-core GPU options. The words MacBook Pro is moved to the bottom of the machine and is finely laser engraved New MacBook Pro promises to launch in the upcoming WWDC21 event Apple is also developing a new generation of MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro. While the MacBook Air may launch later this year with a design change, the date of the 13-inch MacBook Pro’s upgrade has not been revealed, Bloomberg reported.