2018 Macbook Pros launched

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The rubber can substain wear and tear? After 1000 clicks will the rubber break?

looks like e keyboards have been improved.

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The rubber can substain wear and tear? After 1000 clicks will the rubber break?

no one can answer you for this. i'm sure apple won't be that noob to release something that wouldn't last..
 

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e rubber prevents ingress of debris. dun think there is much movement/wear n tear. it doesn't move with e key.
 

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e rubber prevents ingress of debris. dun think there is much movement/wear n tear. it doesn't move with e key.

Agree, seems like it taps onto the rubber gasket. More of a damping effect, hence the quieter keyboard.
 

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So can I confirm that the models for the MacBook Pro are

13": MacbookPro15,1
15": MacbookPro15,2
 

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Space Grey is nice looking.

or should i go classic silver? the Apple logo no longer lights up :sad:
 

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Space Grey is nice looking.

or should i go classic silver? the Apple logo no longer lights up :sad:

Space grey look stunning when viewed in person, though classic silver look nicer in photos. Though of course your personal preferences will come into play
 

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As days goes, the pressure lands on the rubber and but by bit the rubber automatically will wear off. And rubber usually got life span one . After sometime it will become hard and dry and fall off easily . Just like the stopper at the bottom of the MAC. All my rubber stopper are gone

e rubber prevents ingress of debris. dun think there is much movement/wear n tear. it doesn't move with e key.
 

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Rubber and silicone are two different materials

#justsaying

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Hi Bros, there appears to be or there will be no updates for non touch bar MacBook Pros (13"). Is this right?

Meaning, if I want to buy, I need to wait for new updated MacBook or MacBook Air (if the Air still remains in the product line) in Sep/Oct 2018. Is this right? Thanks.
 

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Hi Bros, there appears to be or there will be no updates for non touch bar MacBook Pros (13"). Is this right?

Meaning, if I want to buy, I need to wait for new updated MacBook or MacBook Air (if the Air still remains in the product line) in Sep/Oct 2018. Is this right? Thanks.

That is correct. No updates yet for the non-touch bar MacBook Pro, the 12 inch MacBook and the MacBook Air. Only the 13 inch and 15 inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar has been updated.

Yeap, might wanna wait till Sept/Oct for an updated new model. But there’s no gurantee though.

What I feel is that: If indeed there will be new Macs, let’s say an updated Mac Pro, Mac Mini and/or the MacBook Air, they might do in October, as the September event might be solely just for the iPhone, Apple Watch and/or the iPad.

Just my predictions.
 

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The current MacBook Pro refresh is clearly aimed at more professional use (which is good because the last two gens were criticised for not being so). Up to 4TB SSD, 32GB DDR4 memory and six core i9 in the 15 inch.

If I were to guess that Apple updates the non TB pros, they'll be the "prosumer" variants and run i5-8250U chips.
 

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The current MacBook Pro refresh is clearly aimed at more professional use (which is good because the last two gens were criticised for not being so). Up to 4TB SSD, 32GB DDR4 memory and six core i9 in the 15 inch.

If I were to guess that Apple updates the non TB pros, they'll be the "prosumer" variants and run i5-8250U chips.
USB-C is not professional.
 
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