> I sure hope there's a way to disable the touchscreen
Apple is usually good at letting users turn off most features.
The article suggests the touchscreen will be a secondary input mode and the keyboard + trackpad (or mouse) will still be the primary mode of interaction.
Apple is usually good at letting users turn off most features.
The article suggests the touchscreen will be a secondary input mode and the keyboard + trackpad (or mouse) will still be the primary mode of interaction.