Many months carry them users of Mac waiting for to the company with headquarters in Cupertino renew their devices, unless the range MacBook Pro a range that seems that had been abandoned by Apple, despite them continuous rumors about the renewal of this device in concrete. The week last Apple confirmed that the next Thursday 27, the company will present the expected renewal of them terminals of the company, but not of all, since according to them latest leaks so only is will renew the MacBook Pro, leaving for the year that comes the renewal of the iMac.
Yesterday Apple released the first major update of macOS Sierra, in which we find improvements in the stability and security of the operating system for Mac computers. But in addition, a MacRumors reader has found lconfirmation of the rumour so widespread on the possibility of Apple to introduce a screen OLED touch at the top of the keyboard.
Lorin has found this confirmation to access to the system preferences and trying to activate the on-screen keyboard. As we can see in the picture that heads this article, the new keyboard only offers 5 rows of keys while the old model shows 6 rows. The row eliminated in the new keyboard is the upper, where find them keys of them functions as the brightness, the volume, the reproduction of music, the multitasking, the launchpad…
The image does not show us the existence of a screen OLED or its functionality, so it is likely that this screen settings are carried out through other menus. The disappearance of this sixth row would confirm the panel OLED configurable depending on the application that we use and that it could also integrate one fingerprint sensor both to access your MacBook without entering the password and make payments through Apple Pay without having to confirm with the iPhone purchase.
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MacRumors has posted the first images of as will be the screen touch OLED of the new MacBook Pro that is will present the next Thursday 27 of October. As can see this panel touch with screen OLED would integrate a sensor of traces to confirm our identity at the time of make purchases through internet and pay them with Apple Pay.
