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Most new Windows 8 computers have touchscreens. What do you think Apple will do about it? |
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I like computers the way they are! Keyboard & mouse or a trackpad. I personally used both PC and Mac and since downgraded my PC from Windows 8 back to Windows 7. As to what I think Apple would do, if they are stupid, they'll follow what Microsoft did. Though I wouldn't see Apple providing "touchscreen laptops". Touchscreen computers is great when you're a graphics designer, annoying when you're everything else. This is my opinion, feel free to object in a constructive manner. If you however would like to hate on me for buying an Apple product and actually liking it and hating on Windows 8 and how stupid PC with touchscreen is in my very own opinion. Then please do fly a kite. Thanks, and have a good day! :) The only issue with your argument is that you don't actually have to use a touchscreen. I hope that even Apple will come around and add touchscreens. Simply because it's one more input option, you don't have to use it, but there are times when you'd like to or want to. So you get the best of both worlds which, despite some iffy transitioning between the ModernUI and traditional desktop, Windows 8 achieves. If you say it can be there but we don't have to use it, then we would be paying extra for a feature we will hardly use. Plus, you know Apple and their premium pricings I'm not saying that it should be on all computers, just that for a higher-tiered laptop, like the ones Apple traditionally sells, it should be, at the least, an option :P If it is an OPTION, then it'll be alright. Cause I hate touchscreen laptops. I bought one, and never touched the screen except for the first 5 minutes. Though @catchatyou is right. Apple is one that gives customer what they never thought they wanted. Like the iPad. Though it's unfair to say Apple doesn't listen. Now with Tim Cooks I feel that they're more in it for the money pushing device after device. Even though they were always chasing money, I think Jobs did a better job at making us one of their priorities too. Apple needs to be very very careful with what they do with the iPad. The last thing they need is for it to end up like the iPhone, that is, to dominate for a while and then become stagnant. Now they're in a constant battle for superiority with Android. Nothings come close to the iPad yet, but things are getting better and better, so they need to do something with it. True. The iPhone is a wonderful phone and is my go to phone any day, but I find myself using my Nexus 4 and Galaxy S3 a lot more than the iPhone. The tablet market on Android is starting to come up lol...we'll see how things go for the iPad now.
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I'm not sure what they'll do exactly, but suspect they'll make more functional tablets. |
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I think they'll do what they've been doing...ignoring Microsoft. If Tim Cook thinks like Steve Jobs, Apple will give customers not what they want, but what they didn't think they wanted. Five years ago, the tablet market wasn't even opened up yet. People didn't know that they wanted an iPad until it came out. |
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I think Apple will di its own thing as they always have. OSX is not really a touchscreen OS and honestly I doubt Apple will creat an entire new OS for a new touchscreen computer. I too have to agree in the idea that Apple will simply just improve the iPad to be as great as it can be from now on. Maybe later in the future they might start to turn the iPad into their touchscreen computer through a new iOS. |
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I doubt they'll do anything about it. They have their line of very prosperous touch screen devices, iPod touch, iPhone, iPad...etc |
