MacBook Pro 2016 release date, specs news: Will the latest Apple laptop live up to its expectation once rolled out?

Apple has continued to stay mum about the upcoming release of the company's latest rumored project, MacBook Pro 2016. Despite the device being the subject of numerous rumors and speculations, the company has yet to provide any official statement pertaining to it. Nevertheless, fans and critics have continued to spice up the latest gadget by talking about its features all over the Internet.

According to the latest report, the upcoming MacBook Pro 2016 will come with 13-inch, 15-inch, and 12-inch screens on June 13. What's interesting is that many people believe that it will carry an impressive retina display, which should give its competitors a run for their money. Fans also expect it to come with a sleeker design compared to its predecessor, which will be one of the factors why Apple fans can't wait to get their hands on the upcoming laptop.

International Business Times reported that the newest addition of Apple's impressive list of devices will run on Intel's latest technology, the Skylake chip. The processor is also being used by its biggest competitors such as Dell, HP and Microsoft. Apple certainly does not want to be left behind when it comes to the newest features around.

The rumored device is also said to boast a touch sensor, which is quite similar to the feature of the company's iPad and iPhone series. It will increase the security of the device because of its Touch ID fingerprint sensor that will allow buyers to have purchase authorization.

Meanwhile, Apple is reportedly trying to make sure they provide more storage capacity on their next project. Rumor has it that the MacBook Pro 2016 will carry a 256 GB internal storage. It will definitely give more appeal to tech freaks who want more room for their numerous apps and software.

As of the moment, nothing has been confirmed yet by Apple; however fans are hoping that when the MacBook Pro 2016 comes out, it will live up to its expectation.