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I was here at computex and I could try a preview unit before the announcement. It’s pretty cool bu ASUS has a bit of work to do on the response times. The inter
by camillomiller 8y ago
I was here at computex and I could try a preview unit before the announcement. It’s pretty cool bu ASUS has a bit of work to do on the response times. The interface is a bit laggy, but I think it’s totally fixable in software before they’ll come out. Trying it in person, it struck me as a pretty cool concept. I could totally see apple taking a similar approach.
- brazzledazzle 8y agoI think Apple may replace the entire bottom half with touch screen. The touchpad is getting bigger and the keyboard flatter.
- nilkn 8y agoThis is exactly what I'm expecting too. It's more practical than replacing the entire keyboard, and it would allow them to maintain their current strategy of avoiding touchscreens on the screen itself.
- qubex 8y agoI’m expecting that shift to coincide with the adoption of ARM-based A-series CPUs to offset for the double energetic consumption of the screens and to provide an ”obvious to the typical consumer that doesn’t understand techy stuff” advantage from these new laptops. Late 2019 with the next iteration of macOS after Mojave seems about right, so users will be able to load iPad apps from the iTunes App Store on it from the get-go.
- AlexandrB 8y agoThat would make for a pretty terrible laptop. iPad pro with keyboard cover would be better at that point.
- torstenvl 8y agoIf they do this, it will be the nail in the coffin for me making any future Mac purchases.