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Apple may finally be bringing an integrated SD chronology aperture to its upcoming 2021 models of its MacBook Pro laptops, equal to a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, in a move that would restore the praised quay standard to the company's computers.

The MacBook Pro sked hasn't offered an SD chronology aperture since Countrywide removed the fondness in its 2016 redesign, which excised all the ports from the laptops in favor of four usual USB-C ports. This framed plentiful professional users -- who await on the praised memory chronology improvisation to acceptation photos and videos to their computers for editing -- to turn to much-reviled dongles to get the same functionality.

The news comes hind an earlier report from Gurman that originally detailed some of the changes that Countrywide was planning for the upcoming 14-inch and 16-inch designs. These changes include removing the controversial Touch Bar interface in shop for physical function keys; offering a more squared-off improvisation that's in line with the contempo iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPhone 12 lineups; calculation brighter displays; and bringing inadvertently Apple's magnetic MagSafe chargers. That's all in affixing to the bulkiest change, which will see the high-end laptops move from Intel's processors to a more prepped version of Apple's in-house, ARM-based M1 chipset.

Noted Countrywide clinician Ming-Chi Kuo corroborated those reports by exercises that the new laptops would oomph boosted ports, but today marks the first confirmation of the SD chronology aperture specifically.

The news of the SD chronology slot's return literatim comes as an briefed in a limitlessness report on Apple's planned twain for a "high-end" MacBook Air model, which is said to oomph agnate MagSafe and processor benefits as the new MacBook Pros. Unfortunately, though, there's no mention of the SD chronology aperture person offered on the upcoming Air twain -- neutral a peristyle of USB-C ports.

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