no one asked for cars....until we got them and used them and so on...No one asked for touchscreens
It's due to the younger generation. Kids 0-15 years old will touch every single display they see because that's their natural mental model how to interact with it.So disappointing to see Apple embrace the touchscreen laptop. Kind of feels like Apple is just trying random things to see what sticks, with no real thought as to what makes a good product.
A useful product would be an iPad that runs iPadOS when alone and macOS when docked. But no, that is not where Apple is going to go.
Not remotely close to the same. Unless your phone has an external keyboard and you have to stretch your arms to use the screen.Absolutely. Who would ever want to use a phone? Fingerprints all over the screen, no wonder they don't sell.
Kinds with 0-15 years do have MacBooks Pro? The iPad is for that.It's due to the younger generation. Kids 0-15 years old will touch every single display they see because that's their natural mental model how to interact with it.
They’re not gonna stay kids forever goofy. Apple has to evolve to stay relevant.Kinds with 0-15 years do have MacBooks Pro? The iPad is for that.
MacBook Pro is a productivity machine. Only use case I can see for a touchscreen Mac in that regard is for digital artists. But I'm sure even they'd prefer a high quality tablet over a laptop touchscreen.They’re not gonna stay kids forever goofy. Apple has to evolve to stay relevant.
Anyway i really don’t see the problem. If you don’t want to touch your screen you don’t have to. Just ignore that it’s touchscreen and use it as before.
There's been a COVID shortage?Bummer--1st GPUs, then COVID and now RAM shortage.
Of course. In capitalism being the biggest, the best, and the most profitable is not enough. There has to be growth.Kind of feels like Apple is just trying random things to see what sticks, with no real thought as to what makes a good product.
The problem is, building new RAM factories won't solve the immediate problem, you need a couple of years to build the facility, test time to get it running smoothly and then ramp up production over time. A factory that would be built now (assuming that the planning permission doesn't get bound up in red tape for a couple of years and they push it through as an emergency measure) would come online in time for 2029/2030, if they are lucky.This RAM shortage is starting to get annoying. They either need to stop trying to build so many AI data centers or build more RAM factories.
And get paid when entering the room with said blatant pulled out of nowhere predictions and again when exiting it.1. Make predictions
2. Predictions don’t come true
3. “Apple postponed the product…”
I don't know. I too had a Windows 11 touchscreen laptop for work, and even though it was a Lenovo Yoga that could morph into a tablet I never used the touchscreen functionally. I guess it's an individual preference.I used to think a touchscreen laptop was a gimmick...until I used one. I had one for work that ran Windows 10/11. It was very, very useful and Apple will sell a ton of them
My experience with a Lenovo Yoga work laptop was the opposite. Never used the touchscreen and found it gimmicky. But that's the beauty of different technologies. What works for you doesn't have to work for me. Options are a good thing.I use a Lenovo Thinkpad w/ touch screen for work and when thinking on buying a laptop for personal use, I can’t think of anything less than a touch screen. Hope this is true. Everyone will love it.
The hospital I work at currently has zero Covid patients, so...yeah. 😉There's been a COVID shortage?