The new Apple MacBook Pro has been available for less than a week, and consumers, as well as critics, are split between those who love the new laptops, and those who did not agree with Apple’s decisions on a few key features. While some comments may be justified, some “issues” have been most definitely blown out of proportion.

During this week’s keynote, we have been trying to read between Apple’s lines, to determine whether there would be any hints regarding other product refreshes in the near future.

It has been argued both for and against Apple’s decision to remove the MagSafe connector in the new MacBook Pro.

It’s official, the newly unveiled MacBook Pro has a Touch-ID fingerprint reader. This means a number of things: