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[* black] Stack them if you have them. Here we take a look at the MacBook Pro 13" layered on top of today's main attraction, the MacBook Pro 15". No surprise here, the port layouts are identical between both models.
[* black] The MacBook Pro 13" can be identified by model number A1707.
[* icon_reminder] In case you forgot, this laptop was "Designed by Apple in California" and "Assembled in China."
-[* black] A closer look at the bottom of the MacBook Pro reveals a speaker vent!
+[* black] The bottom right and left edges of the MBP each feature a vent whose primary purpose is air intake, and whose secondary purpose we assume is an outlet for speaker output.