Apple has today unveiled the first redesign of the MacBook Pro line since the switch to the Touch Bar and USB-C ports three years ago.

Axar.az reports citing ZDNet that one of the biggest - but perhaps not the most obvious - difference with the new MacBook Pro is the switch to a bigger 16-inch display. The larger screen size is likely aimed at content creators who like the mobility of the MacBook Pro platform, but who also value every pixel of screen real estate they can get their eyes on.

The new 16-inch MacBook Pro also features an updated keyboard, as Apple tries to work the kinks out of the flawed butterfly mechanism it has been pushing for the past four years. Apple finally admits defeat and throws out the butterfly mechanism and returns to a scissor mechanism for what it is calling a Magic Keyboard. The keys on the 16-inch MacBook Pro are wider than those found on the 15.4-inch MacBook Pro and feature more key travel. The keycaps are now also removable, and it seems that Apple has put effort into making the keyboard more repairable.