Apple today refreshed the MacBook Air and Pro with updated hardware while lowering the MacBook Air price to $1,099, with an even lower price of $999 for college students.
Apple updates the MacBook Air & 13-inch MacBook Pro, lowers prices
True Tone
How to use the True Tone display feature on your MacBook Pro to reduce eyestrain
All MacBook Pro models introduced in 2018 take advantage of Apple's True Tone technology that makes images on the built-in Retina display and Touch Bar appear more natural. By matching the display's color temperature to the surrounding light, True Tone helps reduce eyestrain. Here's how to use this super-handy feature on your MacBook Pro notebook.
Where is the True Tone sensor in the 2018 MacBook Pro located?
Apple's True Tone technology debuted in 2016's 9.7-inch iPad Pro before it got subsequently added to the latest iPhones and pro notebooks. True Tone on 2018's MacBook Pros takes advantage of a multi-channel ambient light sensor found next to the built-in FaceTime camera.
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iPhone 8 could boast L-shaped battery and True Tone display, retain Lightning connector
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Barclays: 2017 iPhones will have True Tone display
According to research note from Barclays, obtained by MacRumors, all three iPhone models this year will adopt True Tone technology that's currently available only on the 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
The research notes states that both Apple's rumored all-new iPhone 8 model with an active-matrix organic light-emitting diode (AMOLED) display and the iterative LCD-based iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus will each include a “full spectral sensing” ambient light sensor to support a “True Color” screen.