I think we may be disappointed that it ends up just a name for the touch bar. (There is a tailor made iOS chip to handle that bar. So, call it iBridge is possible indeed 😵)
I think we may be disappointed that it ends up just a name for the touch bar. (There is a tailor made iOS chip to handle that bar. So, call it iBridge is possible indeed 😵)
Which further validates the post on Pike's Blog, from 20th December.
Pike said:
Hardware support for TouchID is backed in on the motherboard, just like the new Macbook Pro, and the new keyboards will not work with current Mac models. It can also only power on/off the Mac that it is paired with.