Why are you asking us? You're the time travel, Mac Fly. You tell us when to expect it 🤣They saving Face ID for 2040?
The Studio Display camera is, I believe, from the iPhone 11 FaceTime camera.While they're both 12MP with support for Center Stage, the Studio Display camera doesn't support Desk View or 1080p HD video recording from what I can see.
Absolutely right. I think what we’ll see here is a downgrade because they’ll have put an ultra-wide in in place of a standard focal length camera. I won’t be surprised if it looks as bad as the Studio Display’s.Is it an upgrade though? The M1-M3 iMac webcam was pretty good. I'd like to see a back to back comparison with the new one. I'm a little wary of the center stage cameras.
that's the same reason why I like Touch ID on everything, including iPhones and iPads, but Face ID defenders get riled up about it every time someone says that for iPhone/iPadi hope they never put faceid on the laptops. You would just automatically be authenticating everything. Its nice to have an explicit step with the finger to approve.
The notch makes sense only if they have added face ID.Still has a notch…
Not to mention that it would require more space than the thinness of the screen on a laptop allows. Physics says no.I don’t have a MacBook but they unlock automatically when you wear a Watch, right? So pardon my ignorance, but why would I care for FaceID on a laptop? Wouldn’t it just make the camera island bigger and more expensive?
I guess it would depend on how they define “thin bezels”.The notch makes sense only if they have added face ID.
Otherwise I've seen PC laptops with thin bezels without resorting to the notch design
Thanks for the explanation! Wondering though how large the target audience for this feature is. Can’t think of many typical MBP buyers working with work-relevant stuff on their desk that they don’t have digitized.I assume it means it can do what the existing desk view can already do and show 2 video streams at the same time, one from the wide angle lens that captures your desk, and the regular camera lens centred on your face?
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It would be less of an insult if they omitted the built-in camera and offered an external model. Most users hold on to displays for a long time, and an external camera is upgradeable, and optional for those who don't need or want one to begin with.Yup, of course...
The Studio Display camera is almost like an afterthought....
xps 13/15 got some pretty thin top bezels. Is it as thin as Apple's? maybe not, but it's thin enough and definitely thinner than the notchI guess it would depend on how they define “thin bezels”.
They have thin bezels on the left and right, but at the top, it’s more like a cm. The area of the XPS 15 is 16:10, minus the Taskbar. The area under the notch is 16:10, so it makes the entire screen content (because the menu bar is moved up and out of the way).xps 13/15 got some pretty thin top bezels. Is it as thin as Apple's? maybe not, but it's thin enough and definitely thinner than the notch
Totally agree with this. If they do essentially downgrade the MacBook Pro because of this I expect some major backlash. Can't imagine Apple would let this happen. That garbage camera in the Studio Display should be recalled.Absolutely right. I think what we’ll see here is a downgrade because they’ll have put an ultra-wide in in place of a standard focal length camera. I won’t be surprised if it looks as bad as the Studio Display’s.
Due a faulty carburettor I can only hit 86 mph. A new carburettor is back at the dealer in 1988.Why are you asking us? You're the time travel, Mac Fly. You tell us when to expect it 🤣
2060 then.I don’t have a MacBook but they unlock automatically when you wear a Watch, right? So pardon my ignorance, but why would I care for FaceID on a laptop? Wouldn’t it just make the camera island bigger and more expensive? And you’d need some kind of button to activate it for authenticating anyway, so leaving TouchID on the MacBooks sounds already fancy enough to me. The screens of MacBooks Air at least also can’t be opened very far so if you’re standing up and just quickly want to unlock the machine it would be a less than ideal experience too.
Are you German?i hope they never put faceid on the laptops. You would just automatically be authenticating everything. Its nice to have an explicit step with the finger to approve.
Not everyone has an Apple Watch so adding Face ID would be a great convenience feature. And given the size of the Dynamic Island on the iPhone, I doubt it would make the camera island bigger. As for needing a button, Apple could just make an adjustment to the software to allow for Face ID activation before authentication when necessary.
Are you German?
FaceID in iPhone exists for more than ten years and “accidentally” authorizations are prevent by a double-click of the power button.
Never used Apple Pay or the App Store?
I consider it a feature that generally my camera hides the messy state of my desk...what does this even mean?
"view of your face and an overhead view of your desk at the same time."
They saving Face ID for 2040?