Apple's upcoming 13-inch MacBook Pro shows up on FCC filing with unchanged dimensions

Apple is planning an update to its existing 13-inch MacBook Pro, and if recent certification documents are anything to go by, the new laptop is relatively close to completion. The FCC, a body which regulates devices with wireless transmitters and receivers in the US, briefly revealed a filing on its website regarding an unreleased MacBook Pro, before deciding to pull it down. As 9To5Mac_ ’s findings_, the details in the filing are vague but it does confirm a couple of things: one, that this is a 13-inch MacBook Pro, ruling out speculation that it could be a refreshed version of the languishing 12-inch MacBook and two, the model number of the new Laptop (A2159) which lines up with recent MacBook-related filings Apple made with the Eurasian Economic Commission. [caption id=“attachment_5325861” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”] Macbook Pro.[/caption] The FCC filing also reveals that the model features the same dimensions as the current 13-inch MacBook Pro. In fact, the regulatory label also shows the same power rating of the existing 13-inch MacBook Pro. [caption id=“attachment_6940811” align=“alignnone” width=“1092”] The bottom of the MacBook Pro laptop can also be seen in one image on the FCC application. Image: FCC[/caption] As per a report by MacRumors, Apple could be prepping to launch an update to the 13-inch MacBook Pro without the Touch Bar — also the entry-level MacBook Pro which hasn’t seen an update since 2017. The dimensions here also confirm that Apple isn’t planning a design overhaul of any sorts with this upcoming model. However, there are rumours that we’ll see an **all-new 16-inch MacBook Pro** debut later this year which could feature a fresher design.