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Images of New MacBook Pro With Magic Toolbar Leaked in macOS Sierra 10.12.1
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Well that was anticlimatic. Normally it's not until the day of the event that such a massive leak occurs.
I preferred Hajek's renderings...
*hides*
*hides*
The details are very nice.
Can someone explain me where is the on/off button?
Isn't there a need for a physical button?
Can someone explain me where is the on/off button?
Isn't there a need for a physical button?
Are we sure? The Magic keyboard is also thinner than the old one. That I could live with. Butterfly...ugh. Not sure what I'd do.
Looking good. I'll probably keep my mid-2015 for another five years or so.
I hope they open this Magic Bar to developers on day 1 with an API...
I think that's reason why we only got a Xcode 8.1 GM and not a final Xcode 8.1 release with yesterdays macOS update, the official release will most probably include Magic Bar API's.
So how do you change the brightness while doing an Apple Pay payment? 
Looks like the OLED strip has the TouchID sensor in its screen, so they found a way to include TouchID without the aluminium ring. This is sooooo exciting, since this technology will likely be found in the new iPhone! I'm really interested how they achieved this
//Turns out I was wrong. Thanks für correcting me! The button was extremely hard to see with Night Shift on and low brightness...
//Turns out I was wrong. Thanks für correcting me! The button was extremely hard to see with Night Shift on and low brightness...
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No. the rumor earlier today was the power button is gone and put in the magic bar. Obviously it has Touch ID finally as well.
I'm ready! So long my early 2008 MBP!
When Doubling Down fails... Looking forward to seeing this in action on Thursday.
Looking forward to seeing this in action on Thursday.Looks like the OLED strip has the TouchID sensor in its screen, so they found a way to include TouchID without the aluminium ring. This is sooooo exciting, since this technology will likely be found in the new iPhone! I'm really interested how they achieved this
iPhone 7 still has an aluminum ring?
Interesting looking device. I don't think it looks as good as the outgoing rMBPs. The speaker grilles on the 13" model and the "MacBook Pro" text on the front look tacky. The keyboard is likely the "butterfly" style keyboard, which, while posing certain advantages such as quietness and thinness, doesn't feel quite as good as the older chiclet keyboard.
I'm not in the market for a MacBook Pro anytime soon (my mid-2014 rMBP suits all of my needs absolutely perfectly,) but this device in these images looks a bit too gaudy for my tastes.
I'm not in the market for a MacBook Pro anytime soon (my mid-2014 rMBP suits all of my needs absolutely perfectly,) but this device in these images looks a bit too gaudy for my tastes.
Right now the older keyboards still work just fine after 5+ years.
The newer ones already have been showing some easier wear and tear with my family members.
How are these butterfly keys? Will they last a couple of years only?
I am looking to buy a system that will last me 5+ years, not 2.
The newer ones already have been showing some easier wear and tear with my family members.
How are these butterfly keys? Will they last a couple of years only?
I am looking to buy a system that will last me 5+ years, not 2.
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Looks a bit bit slimmer but not so much.
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Looks a bit bit slimmer but not so much.
Same. And I'm not one of those who tried it once and didn't give it a shot. Owned a rMB for a few months and never got used to it.
Someone is going to get their arse kicked at Apple!
Also, looking at the picture.. wonder where the power button went. Hmm..
Also, looking at the picture.. wonder where the power button went. Hmm..
Nice, just that I miss my ESC and function keys, and the added functionality these extra keys bring.
I would imagine the OLED display would show these as needed...
I would imagine the OLED display would show these as needed...
"It appears Touch ID is built directly into the OLED panel, with no dedicated Touch ID button depicted."
Not sure I'd agree. Seems to me there's clearly a delineation from the OLED bar in that image. Put me in the 'separate physical power/TouchID button' camp.
edit - Good job on updating the article
Not sure I'd agree. Seems to me there's clearly a delineation from the OLED bar in that image. Put me in the 'separate physical power/TouchID button' camp.
edit - Good job on updating the article
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