On the annual Apple Keynote in September, Apple did not release the expected MacBook Pro and Air, while the biggest upgrade of the 2015 MacBook Pro was only the performance improvement, which inevitably disappointed people. More users began to expect the 2016 MacBook Pro.

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Rhoda Alexander, an analyst at IHS Markit Technology, a market research company, said that according to their tracking survey, the 2016 MacBook Pro and Air had been put into production in the second quarter of this year. As long as nothing unexpected happened, they would be released at the end of September or October. Since the seventh generation of Core Kaby Lake was just released this month, according to Intel's habit, it will supply chips to OEMs and partners in advance, so as long as Rhoda Alexander is true, MacBook Pro cannot use the seventh generation of Core Kaby Lake. Moreover, the seventh generation of Core Kaby Lake has not released the mobile version of high power consumption model yet. On the contrary, if the sixth generation Core is used, even the 13.3-inch MacBook Pro may be equipped with the i5 6300HQ or a similar four core high-performance i5 processor, because the sixth generation Core Skylake is the first generation Core series to put the true four cores into the mobile i5.