Poll: Should Apple use a ‘reverse notch’ to add Face ID to MacBooks?<div class="feat-image">
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<p>It can only be a matter of time before Apple adds Face ID to MacBooks, but the question is: what approach should the company take?</p>
<p>Apple has applied two different solutions to iPhones and iPads. For iPhones, Apple opted for super-slim bezels and a notch to house the TrueDepth cameras and other sensors. For the iPad, the company instead chose to keep the bezels thick enough to house the module.</p>
<p>Should it adopt the iPad solution for MacBooks, or should it copy an approach seen in one of the latest Asus laptops … ?</p>
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Poll: Should Apple use a ‘reverse notch’ to add Face ID to MacBooks?
