If you have set up a Fingerprint to be used to unlock your Mac, as per the instructions above, you will also be able to use it to confirm your identity for paying with Apple Pay, for example, when purchasing something from Apple’s web store (not many UK sites have integrated Apple Pay as yet).Now when you open your Mac you won’t need to enter your password, you will only need to rest your finger on the Touch ID pad.Select Add a Fingerprint and touch the small square area beside the Touch Bar while the integrated camera captures your fingerprint.You can also add fingerprints at a later date by going to System Preferences > Touch ID.When you set up a new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar you will have the option to add your Fingerprint which can be used as a form of ID to unlock the Mac, to confirm your identity for iTunes purchases, or for use with Apple Pay.How to use the Touch Bar to unlock your Mac

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15-inch, 2.7GHz quad-core 6th generation ‘Skylake’ processor, 512GB Storage, was £2,699Ī new MacBook Pro model could include an updated Touch Bar.

15-inch, 2.6GHz quad-core 6th generation ‘Skylake’ processor, 256GB Storage, was £2,349.

13-inch, 2.9GHz dual-core 6th generation ‘Skylake’ processor, 512GB Storage, was £1,949.

13-inch, 2.9GHz dual-core 6th generation ‘Skylake’ processor, 256GB Storage, was £1,749.

15-inch, 2.9GHz quad-core 7th generation ‘Kaby Lake’ processor, 512GB Storage, £2,699Īnd these 2016 models, which you may find secondhand or on.

15-inch, 2.8GHz quad-core 7th generation ‘Kaby Lake’ processor, 256GB Storage, £2,349.

13-inch, 3.GHz dual-core 7th generation ‘Kaby Lake’ processor, 512GB Storage, £1,949.

13-inch, 3.1GHz dual-core 7th generation ‘Kaby Lake’ processor, 256GB Storage, £1,749.

These include these current 2017 models, which you can

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