MacBook Pro will include Touch ID power button and OLED screen: Report

In May this year, renowned KGI Securities analyst Ming Shi Kuo said that the MacBook Pro will see the most upgrades among Apple devices to be launched in 2016. He had claimed that two new variants of 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro will be launched in the fourth quarter. And both these laptops will have an OLED display panel above the keyboard which will work in place of physical function buttons.

Now 9to5 Google has claimed, quoting 'reliable sources', that in addition to the OLED function key panel, the new MacBook Pro variant will also have a Touch ID power button.

The MacBook Pro models are expected to launch in September this year. As it was said in the earlier KGI report that Touch ID support will be available in the new MacBook laptop, but there was a lack of specific information related to this feature. Now there are reports of this Touch ID coming in the power button only and before this it was available in the previous iPhones. In the variant, Touch ID was given in the home button itself.

The KGI analyst claimed that the new MacBook Pro series will have faster Intel Skylake processors in addition to USB Type-C and Thunderbolt 3. According to the KGI report, the new variants will feature AMD's new 400-series Polaris graphics cards.

MacBook launched in April, Intel's new Skylake architecture was given faster RAM, better battery life. And it comes with a new rose gold color variant.