Apple has made many changes with its new MacBook Pro models, which were launched last week,
and the response has been mixed. While users were not amused by the
removal of the glowing Apple logo at the back, they have largely been
impressed by the new OLED 'Touch Bar' panel used as replacement of
physical functional keys in the laptop. Now, reports indicate the new
laptops don't make the usual startup chime that has been present on Mac
products since 1998.
The startup chime essentially indicated that
the laptop has completed the initial diagnostics successfully and that
the laptop is ready for use. The lack of the startup chime was first
reported by Pingie, which said that while going through a tech note
for resetting the NVRAM, it found that the usual instruction for
waiting for two startup chimes was missing. The site has now got its
hands on the new MacBook Pro, base 13-inch variant, confirmed that there
is no startup chime on the new laptops.
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