Oct 05, 2016 10:51 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Apple device enthusiasts who have been waiting for an update regarding the sought after MacBook Pro 2016 will be delighted to know that the new laptop in the MacBook lineup is slated to roll out by October 24.

As it has been the case with other MacBook release in the past, recent reports point out that it is likely for MacBook Pro 2016 to roll out in the last week of October. It is highly probable for Apple Inc. to release all its remaining devices in October 2016, just in time for the holiday season, according to 9 To 5 Mac.

But, tech fans who have been eagerly waiting for MacBook Pro 2016 will be blemish for option this October, as the Cupertino based company is also releasing its 13-inch MacBook Air as well as iMac with 5K display, all at the same time, HNGN reported.

Speculations have been springing up one after the other about the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016, as far as the laptop's specs are concerned. There have been plenty of leaks have hinted towards an OLED touchscreen panel of the device that will replace the keyboard's function keys.

Rumor also has it that a Touch ID being incorporated in the MacBook Pro 2016 to allow Apple Pay to come along with the new MacOS Sierra that has already been confirmed.

In an interview with IHS Markit Technology's tablet and PC director, Rhoda Alexander, she stated that the tech giant may be planning to unleash some of the new Mac products imminently, based on the report of Forbes.

Anyway, speculations also hit the internet and claimed that the tech company may be waiting for the Intel Kaby Lake processors to arrive in order to have greater improvements in the graphics of MacBook Air 2016. It has been said that the device will come along with AMD's Polaris-based graphics cards, Christian Post reported.

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