Both models also support the P3 wide color gamut, as well as True Tone technology, a feature which adjusts the color temperature depending on the surrounding light. Regardless, both displays use LED backlit technology, similar to what Apple’s previously launched iterations have been shipped with. Both machines have a brightness of 500 nits, though Apple has not mentioned if this is the level you’ll experience during normal workloads, or if this is peak brightness. No, the design has remained the same, with Apple maintaining a 13.3-inch 2560 x 1600 pixels display on the smaller MacBook Pro, and a 15.4-inch 2880 x 1800 pixels display on the larger model. Perhaps we’ll have to wait for the 16-inch model to arrive in 2021 to get to see a face change. On the outside, it doesn’t appear from any angle that Apple made some groundbreaking design changes. Smaller MacBook Pro 2019 Is Limited to a Quad-Core Processor, With Other Differences Too The 13-inch model has also been updated, and we’ll be comparing their specifications here in the utmost detail. With the launch of its MacBook Pro 2019, Apple also introduced the most powerful Mac notebook in the form of its 15-inch variant and it’s offered at the same price as when the company launched its predecessor bearing Intel’s 8th generation processors.

Macbook pro 13.3 vs 15.4