pple Inc on Monday launched an updated version of its MacBook Pro with modified keyboards, as the laptop line had faced criticism for typing-related problems, while boosting performance and adding storage.
Apple said its new lineup of MacBook Pro, priced at $1,299 and at $1,199 for the education-focused model, was available online.
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New 13" MacBook Pro Announced!
๐ค Up to 10th-Gen Intel processor
๐ง Up to 32GB of RAM
๐ Up to 4TB of storage
๐พ Up to 80% faster graphics
โจ๏ธ Magic Keyboard
๐ต Starts at $1,299
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MacBooks account for 9 percent of the company's total revenue.
The new keyboard follows the "scissor" mechanism more commonly found in the industry.
The iPhone maker switched back to the mechanism, discarding the "butterfly" keyboards, after it received complaints of sticky, unresponsive keys and keystrokes that failed to register when tiny amounts of dust or debris accumulated under or near keys.
The updated version will provide double the storage of its predecessor, with a capacity of up to 1 terabyte.
The company also said the new MacBook Pro will be available in select stores later this week.
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