MacBook Pro 2017 To Use Top-Tier AMD Ryzen 7 1800X And Bigger Storage? Apple To Rebuild Pro Series, More Details Here!

The MacBook Pro 2016 plunged failure issues that caused tough complaints from users. But its new reiteration is expected to feature the outstanding edge of Apple.

For the MacBook Pro 2017, Apple needs to incorporate additional enhancement aside from optimizing speed, memory, and storage to freshen up the device's series. Previously, high-end hardware always possesses its unique identity like a GPS feature. According to Forbes, this generation's market focused on technology that suits the desire of consumers, introducing new and never been presented devices are not easy.

The latest report claims that Apple might decide for AMD Ryzen, specifically the top-tier Ryzen 7 1800X. The Cupertino-based company will not anymore use an ARM processor for MacBook Pro 2017. This is to correct battery draining issues on the laptop's former model, PC Advisor reported.

The MacBook Pro 2017 will contain the latest and fastest chipset to support heavy workloads as requested by many users. In addition, the anticipated new Pro laptop will offer a massive storage capacity, which is distantly better from its miserable 16GB of RAM.

The MacBook Pro 2017 might modify its current skinny and lightweight layout with its huge blows of specs. Its Touch Bar will attain further assistance as well. In fact, the latest features were well received by professional users, who asked for additional support.

According to consumers, the MacBook Pro 2017 is actually long-delayed refreshment of its failed last version. One example is the Intel Skylake of MacBook Pro 2016, which has no adequate power since there’s no quad core chipset available that time.

However, when Kaby Lake showed up, solid expectations were created. The MacBook Pro 2017 was originally thought to attain the latest chipset from Intel until Ryzen walked in.

Tim Cook was uncertain about the upcoming MacBook Pro 2017. Nevertheless, users hold high expectations on his "do more in the Pro area" statement. They hope that Cook will be true in his words and present a promising definition for the new device. This might be possibly announced at the Apple's spring event.