Apple's new MacBook Pro fixes its biggest drawback — but it falls behind Windows rivals in one important way (AAPL)

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• The biggest update to come with Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro is its Magic Keyboard, which replaces the controversial butterfly keyboard that's been prone to issues in recent years.
• But the base model of the new laptop comes with the same Intel 8th-generation processors as its predecessor, while several Windows competitors run on 10th-generation processors.
• That means if you want to get the increased performance that comes with Intel's newer processors, you'll have to opt for the pricier $1,800 version of the new MacBook Pro.
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Apple's new MacBook Pro addresses the previous model's biggest drawback by swapping out the controversial butterfly keyboard for the company's much-improved Magic Keyboard.

But the new laptop still lags behind some Windows rivals like Dell, HP, and Microsoft when it comes to one important characteristic: its processor.

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