Who Is the Touchscreen MacBook for, Exactly?
THE SO WHAT
Touchscreen MacBooks are less about user demand and more about Apple collapsing its input paradigms across devices. If you build Mac software, assume more hybrid touch-pointer use cases and revisit UI assumptions that were safe in a keyboard-and-trackpad-only world.
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