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16' MacBook Pro

These are my thoughts on 2019 16' MacBook Pro with improved thermals, better specs and new Radeon Pro 5000M Series GPUs. This laptop has been rumoured forever and many people had this device on their wishlists as well. This device is something special. The 16' inch screen is the least interesting thing to me. It looks like this is a device launched after a long time where they really cared about what users actually want.








This laptop is slightly bigger and heavier than the 15' model which is obvious. The top of the keyboard now has a physical escape key and the keyboard is no longer a Butterfly keyboard it is now upgraded to a Scissor-Switch keyboard. It has a very similar mechanism to an iMac. The key-press travel has increased from 0.5mm to 1mm. It is a significant improvement and anybody who does not like MacBooks for the new keyboards; " Welcome home". The tried to use the Butterfly keyboard but I am glad that they are done with them, The second thing they changed which affects me and impresses me a lot is that thermal performance has improved significantly. Now they are running bigger and more fan blades for improved airflow. It was very weird that they were running the 6-core and 8-core chips from Intel that get really hot in the same chassis. It at least got better than last year. The new thermal assembly sounds awesome.






They have also improved their battery, It is a 100 Watt battery. It is like a 20% increase. I've never seen a 100-watt battery fitted in a laptop.  It is the biggest/maximum battery allowed in a plane. The charger has also been upgraded from an 87-watt charger to a 96-watt charger. The GPUs have been improved they now run the Radeon Pro 5000M chips from AMD. You get more power-efficient, faster and more memory chips. They are claiming some pretty amusing improvements with this chip.
The screen is fine and it's nice to have 1 extra inch. The screen doesn't change much but it now has adjustable refresh rates which is good news for people who work on videos. They have some new speakers and they are good. You get from 512GB to 8TB storage which is absolutely insane. You have 64GB RAM and everything has significantly improved and the best part is that they have not changed the base price!









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