New MacBook Air Doesn’t include Face ID, adopts Touch ID
Apple’s flagship laptop gets a redesign this year with the newest MacBook Air sporting a 13 inch retina display and Touch ID.
The border of the new MacBook’s screen contains a HD FaceTime camera atop a new retina display capable of displaying four million pixels and 48% more colour than the previous iteration. There’s also spare for a three-microphone array giving you better voice quality when making those important FaceTime calls or asking Siri a question.
The keyboard now plays host to the new Touch ID sensor, allowing you to use the system to unlock your device and make purchases with Apple Pay while shopping on the net.
The new MacBook will start at £1,199.
Nick Gillham
Nick is an avid video game entusiast and has been since his mum first allowed him to play on the Atari 2600 she never touched. To this day he's had the pleasure of playing on a vast array of different gaming machines.
He's a recovering WoW-holic and when he's not playing games he's talking about games, reading about games, writing about games, watching videos about games, watching his son play games or chatting rubbish on Twitter.
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