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I wouldn't say they're killing off the Mac but transforming it. It's been pretty clear that Apple views the future as being gesture-based. Apple is slowly rewir
by technoslut 15y ago
I wouldn't say they're killing off the Mac but transforming it. It's been pretty clear that Apple views the future as being gesture-based. Apple is slowly rewiring our brains for touch.
Cult of Mac isn't usually a source for accurate rumors but it wouldn't surprise me that this is true.
- Someone 15y agoIt would not surprise me, either. I do not know the figures, but I think over half their Mac sales already ship with a trackpad and without a mouse. I also do not understand why people would see this as a sign of killing of the Mac. If the trackpad is superior to the mouse (a position that I think is defensible for most users; if you have a 20-button mouse, you are the exception) what is wrong replacing one by the other?