MacBook Pro 2014 Specs Hinted as Processor Chips Delayed, Pushing Back Release Date
There are different theories as to when the MacBook 2014 is going to be released into the market. The previous theory was that it was supposed to launch on 13th this month, but that did not happen. It probably has something to do with the Broadwell chips which would make the MacBook Pro have fanless capabilities. The current prevailing theory is that it will premiere by October, latest the Christmas holidays. This is also because of the fact that the lineup received a refresh at the same time last year. It was just the other day that Intel launched new Haswell processors for high end notebooks. The company supposedly outed three new Core i5 chips as well as three new Core i7 chips. These could be part of the lineup as concerns the MacBook 2014.
The result of which would be somewhat improved performance only moderately when compared to the predecessors. In this case, the processor speeds for the improved model which would be in the MacBook Pro 2014 would be 200 MHz faster as compared to the present Haswelll chips. On a good note, the processor is supposed to provides the most energy efficient chips the company has produced yet.
The MacBook pro 2014 is supposed to come with an anodized Aluminum cover finished with a glossy back. It will use the recently introduced X Yosemite operating system and include better input which is supposed to come via possible touch screen integration. The MacBook Pro 2014 will feature button-less touchpad and this will use force sensors, as well as an actuator feedback. The funny thing is that none of the rumors about the specs or improvement has been confirmed by Apple itself as it has been keeping quite mum leaving people to look for hints about next generation products online.
