Marques

touchscreen, and they're more powerful.

So that would be one reason to release two lines of laptops in one year.

I see.

Yeah.

Yeah, and I might just be one of those people that kind of is along for the ride for the better specs and better display, even though I don't want a touchscreen.

And I wonder what that does to the rest of the macOS experience.

Hopefully not too much.

I'm kind of because like Windows right now, you can either get a touchscreen or not touchscreen computer and Windows is the same.

Yeah.

It sounds like you're saying there's maybe going to be some differences to the touchscreen version of a Mac OS potentially.

Well, the rumor is that it'll be about the same.

But then when you go to touch it, it will sort of like reformat itself on the fly to be more touch friendly.

OK.

So if I never touched the screen, it would just behave exactly the same maybe as a regular.

Maybe a slight redesign.

I'm sure we're going to see more of this at WWDC in June.

Yeah.

So I've said for years I've never really wanted a touchscreen on my laptop.

I've had laptops with a touchscreen.

I rarely ever touch the screen.