MacBook Pro 2016 Release Date, News & Update: Laptop All Set for Release on Monday?

MacBook Pro is Apple's high-end and powerful laptop. Over the years, it has been redesigned to look better and feel lighter. However, the company and users are still not done with it, much is expected from MacBook Pro 2016.

Apple just confirmed that they would be hosting a stand-alone event on Mar. 21 that will be called Infinite Loop. In fact, the Cupertino-tech giant had started sending out invites for their event on Monday and as we near the said date, many are wondering if MacBook Pro 2016 will finally be unveiled.

Is MacBook Pro 2016 all set for Apple's exclusive event on Monday?

Parent Herald previously reported that there are high chances that Apple will introduce MacBook Pro 2016 during the Infinite Loop if one takes into account the experts' predictions. The experts believe that releasing MacBook Pro in the middle of the year is not a good idea.

Another factor that strengthens the rumors that MacBook Pro 2016 will see the light of day soon is the laptops' release date pattern. According to Yibada, Apple usually releases their new laptops at the same time of the year, between March and April. Since the company usually do early releases, seeing a new MacBook Pro next week should not be a surprise.

Furthermore, according to News Everyday, the company already announced that they would not support the 17-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro, as well as the Xserve from 2009. Wrapping up that announcement by introducing their newest MacBook Pro will be a great idea.

However, MacWorld UK reported that it's also possible that there will be a separate Mac event for the MacBooks that should follow shortly, suggesting that users may wait until after Mar. 21's event to see MacBook Pro 2016. There are rumors that MacBook Pro's unveiling might be pushed back until WWDC in June. The report, however, notes that it will be wonderful to see some new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air in March.

What do you think, will Apple finally introduce MacBook Pro in their upcoming event on Monday? Are experts correct to suggest that releasing MacBook Pro in the middle of the year is not efficient? Share your thoughts below.