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For a long time, Apple users have been anticipating a unique product that combines the iPad and Mac computers. According to recent rumors from Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, Apple is developing a touchscreen specifically for their Mac computers.
Will Apple change the design when the MacBook is already perfect?
Apple's first touch-enabled MacBook will still maintain the traditional design language with a keyboard and trackpad.
Apple's first touch-enabled MacBook will still run macOS.
Although Apple's first touch-enabled MacBook will still run macOS, according to Mark Gurman, recent updates and the release of MacBook models using Apple Silicon chips indicate a narrowing difference between the two operating systems. Currently, some iPhone and iPad apps can run seamlessly on MacBook using Apple Silicon chips due to programming language and design synchronization. However, Apple currently has no intention of merging the iPadOS and macOS.
Apple continuously rejects the 'idea' of a touch MacBook
Apple's leadership has repeatedly denied rumors regarding the development of a touch-enabled MacBook.All of Apple's competitors have touch laptops.
Samsung also offers the Galaxy Book lineup featuring touchscreens and traditional keyboards.Will a touch MacBook ever come to fruition?
Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, once remarked that using a touchscreen in an upright position is ineffective.
Although Apple has rejected the idea of developing a touch MacBook, it cannot be denied that if the touchscreen laptop market experiences significant growth in the future, Apple may reconsider its stance and introduce a similar product.
However, to meet Apple's high standards for user experience, their touch-enabled laptops will need to be designed and equipped with unique features, necessitating serious investment from the company. Consequently, whether they change their perspective or not, Apple will need to carefully assess before launching a new product.
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