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MacBooks could soon get Apple's Face ID login feature

New MacBooks with Apple chips could finally fix one of our biggest complaints in 2021

Posted on November 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

More MacBooks are coming which are powered by Apple’s own chips, and you can expect them to arrive in the second half of 2021 – and this time, they will be redesigned models, according to the rumor mill.

This info comes from one of the most solid Apple sources out there, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, via the usual research note which was obtained by MacRumors.

No mention was made of what particular revamped MacBook models would be launched in H2 2021, but as mentioned they will have a new design.
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