Apple Unveils Touchscreen MacBook Despite Jobs' Past Stance
Apple has unveiled a touchscreen MacBook, a feature Steve Jobs once banned. It marks a change in how Apple approaches touch on its laptops.
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Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, publicly rejected touchscreens on Mac laptops, while Apple's iPhones and iPads have used touch for years. The Mac has relied on keyboards and trackpads, so the change is notable.
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