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Apple refreshes MacBook Pro laptop with 16-inch screen

By Staff Writer on Nov 14, 2019 6:45AM
Apple refreshes MacBook Pro laptop with 16-inch screen

Bigger screen and a better keyboard replaces 15-inch model.

Apple on Wednesday unveiled a new MacBook Pro with a bigger screen and a better keyboard, replacing its 15-inch model. The new MacBook Pro will start at US$2399 (A$3799), comparable with the older model, and will be available from Wednesday on its online store and in US retail stores later this ...

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