When Apple first unveiled its all-new iMac computers, owners of other M1 models, such as the Mac mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro were quite excited. Why? Because the iMac had the option of a Magic Keyboard with Touch ID. This was Apple's first-ever standalone keyboard with the integrated fingerprint reader, and the iPhone-maker promised it would sell the keyboard as standalone product in the future for use with other M1 Mac computers (not Intel). Many consumers, including yours truly, have been religiously checking Apple's website in hopes the Magic Keyboard with Touch ID would show up for sale, but… [Continue Reading]
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