alt Hacker NewsBut there's a cost involved if you go against one of your most defended stances and offer nothing to back up that change of heart.
It's a negative on the brand because that sort of consistency is something that made Apple.
But there's a cost involved if you go against one of your most defended stances and offer nothing to back up that change of heart.
It's a negative on the brand because that sort of consistency is something that made Apple.
What percentage of Apple's customers remember Steve Jobs saying that thing in 2011? I think most of them are here in this thread.
And there was an answer given by John Ternus:
"The Mac is first and foremost an indirect input device, built around the trackpad and keyboard. But I think there's times when it's comfortable and handy to have touch.
We needed to get to a point where adding touch didn't make the product lesser in any way. It didn't make it heavier. It didn't make it thicker. That came together with the OLED screen, the best display we've ever put into a Mac. All of these things, and, oh yeah, it has touch as well."