Tech enthusiasts may not have to wait longer for the 2017 MacBook Pro's arrival. Following the generally unfavorable reviews received by the 2016 MacBook Pro update, tech giant Apple is expected to demonstration forward with changes for the MacBook Pro2017 edition.

Similar to 2016 MacBook Pro, the MacBook Pro 2017 will also have models with a Touch Bar and those without. The 2017 version will be coming in more different colors as it adds gold and rose to its color options.

It looks like the upcoming MacBook Pro 2017 would boast the best and latest processor that Intel is offering. So while the Apple took its time, it seems that MacBook Pro 201 would finally be the year when Apple would embrace Intel's 7th-generation Kaby Lake processors.

Switching to Kaby Lake processors will provide the upcoming MacBook Pro 2017 a necessary speed boost, especially since the laptop itself is designed for professional users. Apple will not only be catching up to the rivals, but it would finally make the MacBook Pro 2017 a device that is worthy of its name with Kaby Lake processors, as reported by Inquisitr.

The Kaby Lake upgrade for the MacBook Pro 2017 will also increase the possibility of a 32GB RAM option. With a 32GB option for the MacBook Pro 2017 Apple would be able to offer a notable configuration for the brand's loyal power users.

Aside from the MacBook Pro 2017's Kaby Lake processor and 32GB RAM option, rumors are also claiming that the upcoming laptop would be packing a superior battery pack than the 2016 model, according to Gotta Be Mobile. Apple is said to improve the MacBook Pro 2017's power consumption.

This year's MacBook Pro 2017 will be featuring four USB Type-C ports and a Kaby Lake-integrated graphics processing unit on the 13-inch variant and the AMD Radeon Pro GPU on the 15-inch variant. The upcoming MacBook Pro 2017 will also come in 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB and 1 TB SSD options.

Apple has not announced when the MacBook Pro 2017 will be released. However, a recent report claims that Apple will start production of the 2017 MacBook Pro in the third quarter of this year, which falls sometime in July.

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