While that has been true in general for Macs, is that going to be true for Touch Bar Macs? They are more expensive to buy, not really “great” over their predec

While that has been true in general for Macs, is that going to be true for Touch Bar Macs? They are more expensive to buy, not really “great” over their predecessors, and there is no doubt that some future-generation Touch Bar 2 with a feedback engine, etc. will be far superior to use (kind of like buying an iPad 1 with not enough memory, being too heavy, etc. and iPad 2 blowing it out of the water, not to mention Apple unceremoniously ending OS support for iPad 1). These first-generation Touch Bar laptops will really age poorly I think, I doubt they will resell as well as Macs typically have.