together a Pro Workflow Team to build and test
the new model, with some rumors suggesting
the device will be powered via Apple’s ARM-
based co-processor, with a T2 chip to serve as
an SSD controller and a Secure Enclave with
a hardware-based encryption engine. The
upcoming refresh will feature a new design
to accommodate future upgrades and high-
end software, giving users more power over
their devices and allowing them to build a
customizable tower to suit their demands.
Apple was also widely rumored to release a new
all-screen MacBook Pro with a 16-inch OLED
display, although the announcement of a new
15-inch model will likely thwart the release
of such a product for some months. The Elec
reported that Samsung was to supply OLED
screens for both 11-inch iPad Pro models
and new 16-inch MacBook Pro models, and
because the new screen would be around the
same size as the current 15.6-inch model, we’d
likely see an all-screen design on the MacBook