Steve Jobs said this kind of device would be ‘terrible.’ 16 years later, Apple seems set to release it

The MacBook Pro could be getting a controversial new feature.

The Star MalaysiaKIT EATON2026-10-11 03:00查看原文 ↗

While touchscreen PCs are nothing new, if Apple nails the industrial design and the user experience, it could set the pattern for hundreds of future laptop designs from rivals for years to come. — Pexels

It’s impossible to think of Apple without a memory of Steve Jobs surfacing – whether it was his stylish product reveals, his blunt emails, or his vision for the future of Apple.

But visionary as he was, Jobs wasn’t always right, and next week we may see more concrete proof of this with the release of a new device that Jobs once claimed would be “ergonomically terrible.” A slew of rumours suggest Apple is poised to release a redesigned MacBook Pro – and the new, super-slim laptop will (gasp!) have a touchscreen.

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