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It's been a big 24 hours for Apple,retro erotice blonde and the good news has rippled all the way down to little old Australia.

A New York City keynote address saw the brand introduce their new MacBook Pro to the world, complete with Touch Bar and a new USBC-C cord that’ll be easier than ever to trip over.

SEE ALSO: Instead of a new MacBook Air, Apple gave us a Touch Bar-less MacBook Pro

The new 13 and 15-inch models also include a Touch ID sensor and they're thinner and lighter than ever, coming in a "space grey" colour, as well as the traditional silver.

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So, when can keen Australian customers get their grubby mitts on it?

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The good news is, the 13-inch MacBook Pro (starting at A$2,199) is shipping from Friday.

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If you want a 13-inch or 15-inch model with Touch Bar and Touch ID (starting at A$3,599 and A$3,599 respectively), you'll have to exercise a *touch* (get it?) more patience.

They’ll be available to ship to Australia in two to three weeks.

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The new Pro is reportedly 103 percent faster for gaming, and over 75 percent faster for video editing and graphics.

Apple's senior vice president of marketing, Phil Schiller said: "It has a whole new design made of metal; it's aluminum on all sides," adding "it is the new gold standard in notebook computers."

For full specs, read Mashable's run-down here.

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