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<p>* Local dimming available on 14" and 16" models. Maximum 60Hz refresh rate on all models. HDR/120Hz not yet supported.</p>
<p>* Local dimming available on 14" and 16" models. Fixed 120Hz refresh rate available on 14" and 16" models. Maximum 60Hz refresh rate on all other models. HDR not yet supported.</p>
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I think it make more sense to change the second part to "VRR (ProMotion) and HDR not yet supported". There are no longer restrictions regarding the display refresh rate.

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So removing the section about 120hz and just specifying that VRR is not available yet?
That makes sense for me.

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The only concern is that people associate 120Hz in Macbooks with Pro Motion, so some people might see that and think 120Hz is not supported.

<p>† Available on 13" models only.</p>
<p>‡ Available on 14" and 16" models only.</p>
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