It was the right time to add touch to the MacBook Pro, says John Ternus
Apple has long resisted bringing touch support to the Mac, but it's finally made the jump with the new MacBook Pro . It's all because Apple felt it was the right time to make the change. Touching the new MacBook Pro's display - Image Credit: Apple The MacBook line has been one of the most desired products to gain touch support for years. After countless rumors about it, Apple added the functionality to the PROLED versions . However, making the change wasn't something that was done on a whim. According to a report from Wired , it needed the metaphorical planets to align first. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple has long resisted bringing touch support to the Mac, but it's finally made the jump with the new MacBook Pro . It's all because Apple felt it was the right time to make the change. Touching the new MacBook Pro's display - Image Credit: Apple The MacBook line has been one of the most desired products to gain touch support for years. After countless rumors about it, Apple added the functionality to the PROLED versions . However, making the change wasn't something that was done on a whim. According to a report from Wired , it needed the metaphorical planets to align first. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple has long resisted bringing touch support to the Mac, but it's finally made the jump with the new MacBook Pro .
It's all because Apple felt it was the right time to make the change.
Touching the new MacBook Pro's display - Image Credit: Apple The MacBook line has been one of the most desired products to gain touch support for years.
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