MacBooks used to be the pinnacle of laptop engineering: cool unibody designs, great battery life, great keyboards and useful extras like the late, great MagSafe power connector. +49 more See all photos A familiar Magic Keyboard
Apple is also throwing in a bevy of spec bumps - better graphics, bigger battery, more storage, better microphones and speakers - and charging no more for the bigger, better Pro than the 15-inch model that it replaces in the line. The new model fits a 16-inch screen into a body that's barely bigger than the previous 15.4-inch models.
"As we started to investigate specifically what pro users most wanted, a lot of times they would say, 'I want something like this Magic Keyboard, I love that keyboard,'" Apple's Phil Schiller said in a conversation with CNET. The newest 16-inch MacBook Pro, unveiled Wednesday, finally ditches the flat "butterfly" keyboard that has vexed Apple laptops for the better part of half a decade, replacing it with a back-to-the-future design modeled on the more traditional keyboards used by iMacs for the past several years. The longstanding rumors about Apple's newest jumbo laptop were nearly all true. You can finally get a MacBook with a totally redesigned keyboard - but it's going to cost you at least $2,399 (£2,399, AU$3,799).
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