Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro is the long-awaited refresh to the smaller of the company's two premium laptop models. We thought we might get a glimpse of it last month, but it looks like we won't actually be able to get our hands on it until next year.

This is according to a tweet from user L0vetodream, as reported by 9to5Mac. This anonymous account has been successful in predicting Apple's moves recently, so this leak has a bit of weight to it.

If this is not enough to convince you, another trusted Apple leaker, John Prosser, agrees with L0vetodream's statement.

The recent 13-inch MacBook Pro upgrade was supposed to be Apple's new 14-inch model, but it was not. The upgrade made some welcome changes, including the long-requested Magic Keyboard and 10th generation Intel CPUs on some models, but it was not the complete overhaul that some had hoped for.

The reason for the delay may be Apple's switch to mini-LED displays on its laptops and tablets. These bright, colorful displays have already been rumored to be delayed and may have hampered production of the 14-inch MacBook Pro.

Apple recently announced that it will hold a digital version of its developer event WWDC in June. While the conference is often dominated by Apple's software efforts, it is also likely to hear news about Apple's upcoming products, including the rumored 12-inch ARM-powered MacBook.