Apr 26, 2017 05:38 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Apple's upcoming flagship laptop, MacBook Pro 2017, mesmerized millions of tech enthusiasts when the tech giant announced that the new MacBook Pro will come along with a Touch Bar. The MacBook Pro 2017 is touted to have a processor from AMD's Ryzen or Intel's Kaby Lake family. Nonetheless, Apple has apparently decided not to wait for the new generation processors to arrive.

Tech fans are expecting the MacBook Pro 2017 to be powered by Intel's Kaby Lake Processor. But, reports are claiming that the Cupertino based tech titan has apparently decided not to wait for the new-gen processors of Intel or AMD to arrive. In spite of that, Apple's highly anticipated MacBook Pro 2017 might be available in a new Gold color, Mac World reported.

The Apple MacBook Pro 2017 is expected to be up for grabs in two variants, the 8GB and the 16GB of RAM. The upcoming device could also have a 4K resolution feature. However, the MacBook Pro 2017 is unlikely to come with a 32GB of RAM in the configuration. It is likely for the upcoming powerful laptop to still use a 16GB of RAM configuration due to the hardware restrictions.

One of the major features of the MacBook Pro 2017 is the Touch Bar. Although the Touch Bar feature is not enough for upgrading to this variant, but Apple's latest MacBook Pro is considered to be a great tool for creative users. MacBook Pro 2017 users can interact from the likes of the video editing software program, Final Cut. The MacBook Pro 2017 could also have an increased in graphic performance, Recombu reported.

As for the release date of the MacBook Pro 2017, KGI Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo, anticipated the updated MacBook Pro will be launched later this year. The analyst believes that the tech giant will roll out the MacBook Pro 2017 in September.

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