Up until now, there has been little doubt that the only way Apple would introduce biometric authentication to Mac users, would be through the Touch-ID sensor on their iPhones and iPads. While that may still be true, within the realm of unconfirmed rumors, KGI Securities Ming-Chi Kuo seems to have a different opinion, suggesting that Apple is indeed working on integrating its Touch-ID fingerprint sensor in future MacBooks.

While it’s true that most users will never need to open a console window, at least not on purpose, it won’t hurt to at least understand the basic concepts, and reasons why consoles can be useful, and even fun to use, for those who take the time to delve into them.

ASUS has released a screenshot from benchmark application 3DMark, showing off what has been labeled as “Latest ROG NB”, scoring an impressive 20,811, which blows out of the water three other laptops powered by the top three GPUs on the market: the GTX 980Ti, the Radeon R9 295X2 and the GTX Titan X.

gaming is only the beginning. The company is likely testing the grounds, as it keeps a finger on the pulse of 4K adoption among PC users