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But apparently when you touch different aspects of Mac OS, it is going to expand to be more touch friendly.

So it'll be able to be used with both a keyboard and your hands kind of like whenever you want.

And it will change a little bit for that reason.

Mac OS has been sort of being slowly restructured to be more like iOS and iPad OS in general.

They look very similar right now anyway.

So I think the main things Apple is going to really have to kind of focus on are making sure that it doesn't wobble every time you tap it, and then maybe also making the screen a little more fingerprint resistant.

Quinn at Snazzy Labs put out a pretty banger video this morning about maybe why they're doing all of this stuff.

And he was talking about like the RAM shortage and everything like that.

And they're keeping the prices the same for a lot of these things.

So he was estimating that these, the reason they're launching a M5 Pro and an M5 Max and the M6 Pro and M6 Max in the same year is so they can create huge product line differentiations where they still sell the M5 Pro and M5 Max computers, but then the M6 Pro and M6 Max are way more expensive because they have a way better display than

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.