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More at The Verge Ars Technica: Touch Bar, Touch ID, dedicated GPUs, more ports, and a whole lot moreĪndrew Cunningham at Ars Technica indicated that the new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar has much to offer certain users but that it comes with a high price tag: That future is almost certainly out there. Apple just released this machine too soon, or was too aggressive in the decisions it made. I have little doubt that in a couple years, the technology Apple has been waiting for will arrive and this vision, or something closer to it, will be complete. Where its ports and keyboard morph and adapt perfectly to the needs of every user. Where it can be super light and have all-day battery life. One where it can be impressively thin and powerful enough for the pros. It’s a fantastic laptop on build alone.īut everywhere I look, it feels like this incarnation of the MacBook Pro is shooting for a future it can’t quite reach. The hardware is incredible, macOS is a joy to use, and I don’t want to give up this screen and keyboard. I may come off sounding quite critical of the new MacBook Pro, but the truth is that I really do like it.