MacBook Pro 2015 Is 37-52% Faster Than New MacBook; Scheduled To Hit Market 1-2 Weeks Ahead Of WWDC

Apple’s latest MacBook, the MacBook Pro 2015, is rumored to be released one to two weeks ahead of the Worldwide Developers Conference 2015. The rumor first surfaced on the Internet when a change in the device’s shipping schedules made its way online.

According to Apple Insider, a lot of today’s avid Apple users have been convinced that the change in the shipment were a result of the American’ company’s move to prepare for the launch of the new MacBook Pro 2015.

The Cupertino-based company was originally expected to call the attention of gadget lovers in order to talk about the “future of iOS and OS X.” Now, though, with the MacBook 2015 Pro rumors that are making their rounds on the Internet, fans are eagerly expecting that the new laptop will be unveiled during this year’s WWDC event.

Since there is a multitude of upcoming devices under Apple’s belt, it remains unclear which ones will be unveiled during the conference, which will be held in June. However, Apple lovers are expecting that the MacBook Pro 2015, one with a 15-inch display, will be among them, in addition to the iOS 9 and the OS X 10.11.

It was a little less than a couple of months ago when Tim Cook first showcased Apple’s latest line of laptops, placing special attention to the all-new MacBook Pro 2015. The device has now been considered as the “thinnest MacBook ever” and is clearly different from the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro, according to Mac World.

Moreover, Gizmag has reported that the MacBook Pro 2015 is 37 to 52 percent faster than the new version of the MacBook, particularly because of its Intel Core i5, which is a more powerful processor as compared the Core M that is commonly found in the regular MacBook.

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