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Should You Buy Apple’s Wireless Keyboard with Touch ID?

Apple has finally made the accessories it introduced with the M1 iMac this spring available for standalone purchase. These accessories include the first Magic Keyboards with Touch ID ($149+), an ...
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Have an M1 Mac? You can now buy Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID

On Apple’s website, the company has begun selling its Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for any Mac with an M1 chipset. The wireless keyboard has been exclusively bundled with the M1-powered MacBook, but ...
CNET

Apple's New Two-Toned Magic Keyboard With Touch ID, Trackpad and Mouse Are Now Available

Alongside a new Mac Studio, iPad Air, iPhone SE and more, Apple managed to introduce a new color variant for its popular Magic Keyboard, Mouse and Trackpad. Jared DiPane is a writer on CNET's Commerce ...
Macworld

Why you should get the Touch ID keyboard with the new 24in iMac

With the recent launch of the new, colourful iMac range, Apple has also given the Magic Keyboard a few tweaks. Most obvious are the new colour trims that match their respective iMac liveries, but ...
Digital Trends

Touch ID without the Magic Keyboard? Yup, it’s possible

Touch ID now comes built into the standard Mac Magic Keyboard, but for those that use third-party keyboards, you’re out of luck. In lieu of Apple selling a stand-alone Touch ID button, a developer who ...