Apple explains why its new MacBook Pro lacks Face ID, touchscreen display

Apple has finally spoken up about the lack of a touchscreen display and Face ID technology on the new MacBook Pro.

Apple’s new MacBook Pro is not just better than their previous models in terms of performance, they also bring a new design that looks in favour of the type of its users. While the HDMI port and the SD card reader have returned, the display now has a notch and the Touch Bar is no more (RIP!). People are either liking this new design or are not, but both sides have questions about Apple’s new MacBook Pro design. Now, Apple executives have explained at least two of them.

The two burning questions at the moment include the one about the lack of Face ID on the MacBook Pro despite the implementation of a notch on the display, while the other one is about why MacBook Pro still does not have a touchscreen input, while there is a wide range of Windows laptops and Chromebooks with touchscreens.