Who better to tell us what will be in the 2017 MacBook Pro machines than Apple itself? Lurking inside the latest beta of macOS are three profiles that identify motherboard configurations that do not yet exist in the commercially available MacBook Pro laptops. It also means that there's an easy bump in specifications that will make the new MacBook Pro machines attractive to certain portions of the geekerati. We might even see a top-end MacBook Pro with 32 GB of RAM and ridiculous levels of storage. Now read why Intel's seventh-generation announcement damaged the MacBook Pro...

Source: Forbes February 10, 2017 00:11 UTC