Since then, Windows Hello has become nearly default on Windows laptops, either via a fingerprint reader or as a depth camera that can recognize your face. That’s a cool idea-or it was, six years ago, when Microsoft first launched the concept of logging you in with your face via Windows Hello.
You’ll need to pay at least $1,499 for the privilege of using your finger to log in, purchase something via Apple Pay, or switch between users. Touch ID readers have been built into some (but not all!) of the new Magic Keyboards accompanying the new colorful iMacs that Apple announced on Tuesday, and they don’t appear to be sold separately. Where are the Windows Hello depth cameras for the Mac?Īpple’s new M1-powered iMacs debuted on Tuesday with biometric identification in the form of a Touch ID fingerprint reader.
But the company has yet to acknowledge that people like logging in with their face. Apple’s latest M1 iMacs may include powerful new M1 Arm chips that the Windows world may still dream of running on.
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