Each new product is supposed to bring many changes, at least there was an increase in the product manufacturers who do such a renewal. Apple is known to be quite active in generating new products every year, predicted tealah prepare Macbook Pro is equipped with 4G LTE connectivity support.
Although the Macbook Pro for this year has not been officially announced by the manufacturer, but rumors are already quite busy talking presence lovers or Apple Fan Boy. Even though with its latest release time, although it is possible that this product will also appear in the show an annual event producer at WWDC 2016.
Apple is always to involve a lot of updates for the product to be released each year, such as the latest version update for the operating system iOS and OS X 10 10:12 or commonly known Mac os that always accompanies the presence of the latest products. However, some improvement is rumored will also participate embedded in the device manufacturer directly.
As quoted from page Product Review, lots of information that mennyebutkan that there will be a lot of updates on the latest MacBook Pro series. Some rumors said that the series will come with support Touch ID, and a screen that supports OLED. Additionally, there is little mention that in terms of connectivity will contribute as well there is an increase in this latest series later.
Resources mentioned, through a patent filed evidence the company disclosed that Apple was going to install the latest Macbook Pro with support for 4G LTE mobile. It is also rumored to be at the same time make a distinction from the notebook not most, because users will be able to access the Internet at the 4G network technology directly from the Macbook Pro.
However, in fact it is still widely questioned because company executives, Steve Jobs, once remarked that does not have this feature present in the Macbook Pro. However, judging from the connectivity demands of current and future development, this feature is likely to be planted Apple in these new products. So that it is no longer troublesome users to search via wireless connectivity.
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