In line with Apple's forthcoming MacBook Pro 2016, it is rumored that the device is slated to launch at an event this year.

According to Techno Buffalo, Apple's MacBook Pro 2016 is set to arrive during the WWDC 2016 event in June, along with talks that the device is going to have some surprising features, which include a built-in microphone, improved battery life, touch sensitive keyboard without keys, and two USB-C ports, among others.

The MacBook Pro is also going to feature a Retina display, just like the MacBook Air 2016, according to the official Apple website. As per the publication, the 15-in model of the device is set to have more than five million pixels while the 13-in model has more than four million pixels. With this feature, users can edit their photos or films in a high-definition quality, along with an outstanding clarity.

The device is also set to have a Force Touch trackpad, which is designed to yield a highly responsive and uniform click no matter where the user presses. There are force sensors beneath the technology, which are intended to detect the amount of pressure the user applies on the device. This feature is highly helpful when the user previews a file or searches for a definition of a specific word.

Meanwhile, the MacBook Air is originally assumed to be updated with a Retina display feature on Mar. 9, 2015 at Apple's Spring Forward event, According to MacWorld UK. As per the publication, many were surprised when the Cupertino-based company did not unveil its anticipated product line; instead, it uncovered a Retina MacBook, which has a 12-in display and a USB-C port.

Overall, fans are yet to wait for the MacBook Pro's launch in June this year.