Apple was ahead and drove an update to its MacBook Pro on the Apple Store. As far as we can tell these updates were discovered in February, but for whatever reason Apple has chosen not to make a song and dance about them so far. The bill? CPU faster and improved buttons.

As seen on the MacBook clear (no review to come), multi-touch navigation pads are worn. Rejoice that you no longer have to compromise on other elements to get your hands on what is undoubtedly an interesting feature. Hopefully, this added up to make his MacBook line.

These upgrades CPU, if you have not already guessed, are faster and more cost Penryn chips. The 15in MacBook Pro has the possibility of a 2.4GHz T8300, T9300 a 2.5GHz, 2.6GHz or T9500, the latter two receiving 6 MB of L2 cache as opposed to 3MB of the T8300. The system drops 17in option CPU clocked at 2.4 GHz and offers the choice to specify a 1920 x 1200 backlit LED panel.

Price-wise the new MacBook Pro from £ 1299 and £ 1799 for the 15in and 17in versions respectively. If you are interested you can head on the Apple Web site and a snap now.