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Along with Apple TV, MacBook Pro 2016 was launched in two variants and three models. Apple has brought in a long list of fabulous features under the hood. Hear from us what all is embedded in this laptop before you buy.

The two variants are 13" & 15" with 2 of 3 models in 13" and one in 15". The key difference in two 13" models is the processor and Touch Bar & Touch ID. The laptop also flaunts its retina display and quicker performance than its predecessors.

MacBook Pro 2016 is embedded with Intel i5 or i7 processors with 8GB RAM and 256 GB storage to boost performance to higher levels. It has LED back lit IPS display with 227 ppi resolution. The front camera showcases FaceTime HD with 720p and gives 10 hours of battery life on all variants. Surf through apple.com for detailed specs and videos.   

As exhibited by Apple's website, this new version is lighter, faster and brighter and carries ground-breaking innovations embedded in it like Apple Pay, Fingerprint Recognition, Thunderbolt ports for faster connectivity, Radeon graphics card for games and much more.

One of the stand out feature of MacBook Pro is the Touch bar and Touch ID, introduced in two high-end models. A smart OLED touch bar replaces the traditional Functional keys. The intelligent feature of the Touch bar is it changes the display according to the user interactions. It shows emojis when user is chatting, predictive text while typing along with system controls like brightness and volume functions.

As per Apple Inc, for the first time Touch ID is introduced in MacBook Pro, wherein users can instantly login for access and avail fast and secure online purchases through Apple Pay with the help of fingerprint recognition technology.  

The basic and cheaper 13" will cost you $1499, the advanced 13" model cost $1799, and high-end 15" model costs $ 2399. And all are available to orders right now while the cheaper 13" will can be shipped from today itself, other models can be shipped within two to three weeks as announced by Tim Cook at the event.