New research note claiming that Apple is planning to incorporate a second screen into the high-end Apple laptop.
This OLED screen would be touch-sensitive and sit above the keyboard — replacing the current function buttons (F1, F2, F3, etc.).
It could provide more flexibility and room for customisation for Apple and users — users could potentially add shortcuts and apps they frequently use to the screen.
What else is coming to the new MacBook Pros? They're also going to be "thinner and lighter," it will also reportedly have Touch ID support — suggesting you will be able to unlock your MacBook and authorise purchases using your fingerprint, as you already can on the iPhone.
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