Report: Touchscreens are finally going to be a thing on all Macs

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Last week, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported that Apple will implement a touchscreen interface when it releases its OLED-based MacBook Pro late next year. If this does happen, it’s a big shift from Apple’s historic stance that touchscreens and Macs don’t mix. In 2014, Apple’s Craig Federighi told Cnet, “We don’t think it’s the right interface, honestly. There seems to be a demand for a touchscreen Mac, but I’ve not found formal market research that says so (drop me a line if you know of one). 9to5Mac did an informal poll in 2023, and of 3,235 respondents, half said they wanted a touchscreen Mac in some form.