Apple continues to strive to bring new innovations to the MacBook Pro .
Recently, it was rumored that Apple would provide significant changes in terms of the design and display of the new generation MacBook Pro .
According to AppleInsider , the new generation of 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros will feature a bezel-less screen and a notch .
The elimination of the notch and bezel on the new generation 14-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros is expected to provide an immersive and realistic visual experience for users.
Not only that, the MacBook Pro without bezels and notches is also expected to make the device look more stylish and modern.
After years of complaints about thick bezels and notzh on MacBook Pro displays, Apple is looking to fix this with the next-generation 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models.
A report from AppleInsider reveals that Apple is researching technologies and techniques for removing bezels on the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros.
In its report, AppleInsider lists patent details showing that Apple is exploring options for removing the notch and bezel on the next-generation MacBook Pro.
Patent details reveal a hybrid architecture for the "borderless" screen.
An important part of the patent makes clear the hybrid architecture aims to create a display that is not limited by bezels.
The patent also focuses on the pixel array method that will be used to achieve high quality on the MacBook Pro display.
The patent documents show that Apple wants to deliver a high-quality bezel-less display.
The loss of the bezel and notch is not expected to affect the screen quality of the new generation MacBook Pro.
This isn't the first time Apple has explored how to reduce the bezels on the MacBook Pro.
Apple continues to make efforts to reduce bezel thickness year after year on their MacBooks, iPads, iPhones, and external monitors.
The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros themselves carry ultra-thin bezels but still use a notch at the top center.
It's still unclear when Apple will start implementing a bezel-less and notch-less display design on the MacBook Pro.
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