Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro won’t be some sort of iPad hybrid.
MacBook will get more touch-friendly before 2026 is out, and there’s supposedly a foldable 18-inch iPad in the works, but Apple has no intention of merging the two product lines anytime soon. Execs have remained steadfast in their dedication to keeping the two things separate. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman: > The company argues that it produces better devices by separating the categories, but there’s also a b…
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