I assume Apple is trying their usual model of duplicating failed projects later, and with better design. I'm not sure it will work here - the lack of physical

I assume Apple is trying their usual model of duplicating failed projects later, and with better design. I'm not sure it will work here - the lack of physical feedback is inherent to the design - but they don't shy away from reviving other people's failures. Better layout and contextual buttons will help, although I doubt they'll make me happy with the system. I still remember having an old Acer with a touch bar - some lunatic put a "disable wifi" setting on the thing, and then cranked the sensitivity way too high.