The other biggish change on the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro is the new Touch ID. It’s a black button that sits on the far-right side, next to the Touch Bar.

Apple added one more feature to the keyboard: a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Positioned right next to the Touch Bar and built into the power button, this is another possible point of failure ...

Apple may be getting ready to launch an updated version of its entry-level MacBook Pro 13-inch. The most affordable member of the Pro notebook family would ship without a Touch Bar, but Apple ...

The 13-inch MacBook Pro without Touch Bar is the low-end model. This baseline model lacks the Touch Bar and Touch ID but includes the updated design and power of the rest of the line.

The MacBook Pro's power button currently resides in the row of function keys, so it is a logical place to incorporate a fingerprint sensing power button as part of the new touch bar.

It's not just about the Touch Bar either, but what's on the end of it. Instead of a standard power button, the Touch Bar MacBook Pro has squeezed it an iPhone-inspired, finger print-reading Touch ...

Apple just unveiled a new MacBook Pro, updating its high-end notebook computer with new features including a “Touch Bar” above the keyboard, replacing the traditional function keys.

Logging into your computer with your fingerprint isn’t new, but it still makes me a little giddy when the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar appears, glowing brighter than the backlit keyboard. I follow ...

The new 16-inch ‌MacBook Pro‌ will feature a ‌Touch ID‌ power button that's separate from the Touch Bar, as first found by 9to5Mac.

A closer look at what it's like to use the new Touch Bar on Apple's newly unveiled and upgraded MacBook Pro.