I agree putting that chip in would make a good thing better. But one thing to consider - do we know what's going to happen with Tiger Lake? It could retake the lead when they get 10nm H series CPUs out, then will we ping pong back to wanting Intel again?
We do not know. I brought up the Tiger Lake H rumors, so I want to temper expectations. It's very possible the leaks about Tiger Lake H are fake (Intel has not announced a 45W Tiger Lake part).
It's also possible (maybe likely) that Intel is trying to bring Tiger Lake H to market, but is not able to get yield high enough to support a high-volume customer like Apple. Yield on 10nm is already bad, and increasing the die size to accommodate four more cores means increasing the likelihood there will be fatal defect somewhere on the die.
And it's possible (probably likely) that if Tiger Lake H is real it's coming 2021. This would
probably pit it against a Zen 2 x RDNA 2 APU. I sort of expect there would be no clear winner between Tiger Lake H and Zen 2 x RDNA 2. Intel would have better single core performance, AMD would have better internal graphics, and all-core performance is anyone's game.
Now that Jon Prosser's credibility increased with his spot-on iPhone SE rumors & release date, we can now conclude his information is correct that a smaller MacBook Pro will be announced next month. Whether an ARM version is announced at WWDC June remains to be seen (the way he spoke about it on that podcast sounded a little muddy to me).
Probably with the processor options rogame leaked earlier. Going to repost it because I think it adds even more credibility to an imminent MBP13/14 launch.
Really hope the 1068 G7 is real and exists.