MacObserver says the testing follows 15 years of Apple insisting that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and that nobody wants them.
Apple is testing touchscreens on the MacBook Pro, MacObserver reports. The outlet contrasts those tests with what it describes as 15 years of Apple arguing that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and that users don't want them.
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MacObserver says the testing follows 15 years of Apple insisting that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and that nobody wants them.
Apple is testing touchscreens on the MacBook Pro, MacObserver reports. The outlet contrasts those tests with what it describes as 15 years of Apple arguing that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and that users don't want them.
The Mac Observer@MacObserverApple's testing touch screens on the MacBook Pro after spending 15 years insisting that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and nobody actually wants them.
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The Mac Observer@MacObserverApple's testing touch screens on the MacBook Pro after spending 15 years insisting that vertical touchscreens cause arm fatigue and nobody actually wants them.
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