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The T2 chip also controls the secure boot functionality, I don't think that Apple would skip adding it in just because it doesn't have the touch bar. Here is a
by jpangs88 8y ago
The T2 chip also controls the secure boot functionality, I don't think that Apple would skip adding it in just because it doesn't have the touch bar.
Here is a link from Apple that says all of their Macbook Pro models have T2 chips from 2018 onward.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208862 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208862
But I still may be wrong though where did you read that the MBP without a touch bar doesn't have a T2 chip?
- lloeki 8y agoThe FN ones haven't been refreshed, therefore they're MacBookPro14,1 (mid 2017). I can't find a link right now for a source but it was mentioned in various sources from teardowns to discussions about provisioned setups and Linux installs.
- jpangs88 8y agoFound a link to a forum saying exactly what you said. Weird that they don't say anything about this computer. I wonder why they even sell it at all. I guess they still sell the MacBook Air which hasn't been refreshed in a while so that's just one of their business models, sell old tech at modern prices and spend nothing on advertising. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/future-13-macbook-pro-w-function-keys-speculation.2123466/ https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/future-13-macbook-pro-w...