How To Create New User Macbook Pro

MSI has today announced a range of new notebooks aimed squarely at Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro. One of them, dubbed the Creator Z16, even looks like a MacBook Pro, too.

What's more, MSI isn't even being coy about what it's doing here. According to The Verge, the company is being brazen about its attempts to go after "MacBook Pro users."

MSI is best known for its high-end gaming laptops, but the company has made a few attempts to diversify its portfolio over the past few years. The manufacturer made a play for deep-pocketed professionals with its Summit Series business line last year, and it also sells some lower-priced models tailored to content creators. The new Creator Z16 is its first attempt to enter the market of premium content-creation machines, targeting customers that MSI bluntly calls "MacBook Pro users."

On the face of it, the specs do match up – as does the $2600 starting price.

There are two Creator Z16 models, with the base model priced at $2,599. Both come with a 120Hz 16:10 touch display with QHD+ resolution, which MSI says will cover 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The 16:10 aspect ratio may be a bonus for on-the-go designers and artists since it provides more vertical workspace than traditional 16:9 gaming laptops do. Inside, both models come with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 and 32GB of RAM. You can then select 1TB or 2TB of storage, and either a Core i7-11800H or a Core i9-11900H.

From what I'm hearing this is already shaping up to be a decent machine, especially if you're someone who has wanted to get something akin to a MacBook Pro but running Windows. Because you're using some legacy work app, of course. Nobody would do that by choice.

You can read all about the MSI Z16 over on Windows Central, too.

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