Aug 11, 2016 08:05 AM EDT By Anita Valencia, UniversityHerald Reporter

Apple superfans are expecting Macbook Pro 2016 to be unveiled alongside the release of iPhone 7 on September. The latest rant on the web might make them upset but at least the expected features are going to happen.

Major upgrades in Macbook Pro 2016

The next generation of Macbook Pro will receive huge upgrades. An internal source spilled the news for Bloomberg stating that Apple has been testing the advanced system since January and it won't appear in September event on iPhone 7 release.

Apple rumor on Macbook Pro 2016 having OLED touchbar and thinner design could be true

The source also mentioned about the specs that will equip the Macbook Pro 2016. It will have thinner design with OLED touchbar replacing physical function keys. Many rants have doubted the presence of OLED touchbar since it would be an overhaul for the device and likely to cost a fortune.

The anonymous source said that the next Macbook Pro will be thinner, more powerful with an enhanced graphics, too.

Previously, many have predicted that Macbook Pro 2016 will come with four USB type C ports, omitting headphone jack, Touch ID and Retina display.

Another detail is about the presence of AMD chipset which allows Macbook Pro 2016 to have slimmer design but be power-efficient. AMD did describe the new chipset design as 'thinner' but refused to comment on whether it will be shipped with Macbook Pro 2016.

Macbook Pro 2016 Release Date: Laptop won't make any appearance in September

Rumor has it that if Apple will not unveil the laptop in September, it would likely be announced sometime in October with possible release in November. It seems that the fans will only see the iPhone 7 and probably the next generation of Apple Watch on September 7. Do you think Macbook Pro 2016 will be launched without any on-stage event?

As usual, Apple declines to comment or confirm any of the rumors about its Macbook Pro 2016.

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