That's not conclusive in itself, as even the most established leakers miss things or get bits wrong (see the rumoured square Apple Watch 7), but a reason for caution all the same. This rumor has emerged at the very last minute and hasn’t come up in any previous analysis from the usual Apple leaking suspects: not a peep from Ming-Chi Kuo, Jon Prosser or Mark Gurman. The main reason for skepticism comes down to the timing. The late timing of the rumor is suspicious It may not even be present when watching movies or playing games, either: the new MacBooks’ rumored mini-LED screens could simply tint the whole area black so it looks like part of the bezel. That’s because the operating system has a black bar along the top of the screen, which could easily disguise the camera segment. People object to the notch on the iPhone because it obviously eats into the screen, but that probably wouldn’t be the case with macOS. It wouldn’t be as obvious as on the iPhone That means that the extra 74 pixels could account for the new notch. So what? Well, if you subtract 74 pixels from the height of each, you end up with the same 16:10 aspect ratio that’s present on all of Apple’s other current MacBooks. Yes, it’s blurry and it’s hard to tell whether it’s authentic, but if it is, it shows the FaceTime camera, a microphone and an ambient light sensor allowing TrueTone.Īnother hint that the notch rumor might be accurate comes from the macOS Monterey beta, where MacRumors (opens in new tab) spotted resolutions of 3,024 x 1,964 for the upcoming 14-inch MacBook Pro and 3,456 x 2,234 for the 16-inch model.
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