Once again we reconfirm that when Apple brings out a new team it does so to lead the market. We know that Apple does not take the cake when it comes to Mac sales compared to other manufacturers, but what is clear is that their computers are very powerful and take advantage of the features that are incorporated to the minimum.
A geekbench test begins to circulate on the net in which it can be seen that the MacBook Pro 2016 without Touch Bar it's significantly more efficient than its predecessor, the 2015 MacBook Pro.
As we can see in the attached image, this year's entry model, the 13-inch MacBook Pro without Touch Bar with a dual-core 5 GHZ Skylake Intel Core i2,0 processor, has a score of 6970 that if we compare it with the score of the Intel Core i5 model at 2,7 GHz Broadwell dual-core of 2015 we see an increase of around 7% and that is the latter reaches a score of 6497.
If we analyze the image a little more we see that the entry model falls this year, the Intel Core i5 at 2,0 GHZ Skylake dual-core is even more powerful than last year's mid-range, the Intel Core i5 at 2,9 Dual-core Broadwell Broadwell or the Intel Core i7 at 2,8 GHz Dual-Core Broadwell. Only last year's 7GHz Broadwell Intel Core i3,1 beats this year's double with a score of 6983 at the time.
We will see how things are when the 15-inch model is tested with the processors that they mount this year.