Breaking from Steve Jobs’ Stance, Apple Introduces Touchscreen MacBook Pro for the First Time in Its 42-Year History
Breaking from Steve Jobs’ Stance, Apple Introduces Touchscreen MacBook Pro for the First Time in Its 42-Year History Under the leadership of its new CEO, John Ternus , Apple has broken a decades-long stance by unveiling its first-ever ‘touchscreen’ MacBook Pro. Just about two months into his tenure as CEO, Ternus introduced the laptop—which allows users to interact with the display via touch—at an event in Los Angeles, marking a historic first in the company’s 42-year computer-making legacy. While the global conversation currently revolves around Artificial Intelligence (AI) agents and the IPOs of loss-making companies, Apple—a highly profitable giant—appears to be focusing its efforts on hardware development. With the arrival of Ternus, Apple has rolled out a wave of physical products, including the long-awaited foldable iPhone (dubbed ‘Duo’), a smart device for controlling home appliances, a new Mac Mini, and updated AirPods. This move sends a strong message: despite the dominan...