This week there was a rumor claiming that Apple will implement an OLED screen in the MacBook Pro, but we are not talking about replacing the main screen with another one, but about replacing the physical keys on the top of the keyboard with a screen Touch OLED.
In the images below you can see how this screen could be implemented Touch OLED in MacBook Pro, it being positioned above the normal keyboard and displaying a series of virtual buttons that would allow closing and starting the Mac, as well as a multitude of other functions.
The one who created this concept imagines that Apple would implement this screen to give us the possibility to implement virtual buttons that would provide shortcuts for various applications, their functions, or functions of the OS X operating system for Macs.
Moreover, these virtual buttons could be customized, so users could choose to display whatever they want there, based on an existing support in various applications, and the idea seems interesting, but very far from Apple's way of thinking.
Of course, from simple concept to reality is a very long way, but the Apple company would present new models of MacBook Pro during this year and if they will really have a touch OLED screen above the keyboard, then he could offer functions of this kind.
