What's worse is they also make certain elements in the UI deliberately "touch friendly" that could impair a K+M experience.

Oh, another reason to avoid buying a VR system, good, I'll continue to save money while awaiting for a killer app.

Ho hum, more of the same, rinse and repeat.

Inventing solutions to problems that don’t exist.

Great breakthrough it seems from looking at the picture. Samsung has figured out how to project darkness onto wall that's in full light.

I find it interesting that when they rebranded the Quest 2 from Oculus to Meta that the price for the EXACT same headset went up £100.

My main screen is a 38" UltraWide, so using the 16" one next to that would be a bit weird. I don't have a logical place on my desk to have it with the lid open, either. It sits underneath my screen with a single USB-C that does both power and display (I love that).

And yet not a single Windows manufacturer has perfected a trackpad. You need touchscreen when your trackpad /mouse sucks. But touch screen means moving your hands away from the keyboard. I use both Macs and a Surface Book and much prefer the Mac.

Why are you wasting the second screen? Once you use a double (or triple) screen setup you’ll never go back. It is a huge productivity boost.

That is 100% true. In fact that is why this headline came as a surprise to many.

Unfortunately I can’t go back to android. I promised myself it would be the last time I make that mistake the last time I decided to give android a chance.

I trust folding phones even less because their durability in the long term is still questionable.

I think it’s to dual boot into macos and iPadOS. This way you can have best of both worlds in one device.

I have never seen an apple fan who denied that apple is usally late to adopt stuff. In fact, their usual argument is “Apple lets everyone else beta test it and then release a superior product.

Windows fans, on the other hand, are usually like “hey apple the technology you are implementing was already implemented by this *points to random piece of crap from 1995! So suck on that”

Thought they were, that’s sad.

The first touchscreen laptop was HP-150 released in 1983. Do with that information what you will.

You just explained why apple hasn’t made a touchscreen Mac yet, if you could use the Mac for iPad reasons or visa versa there’s no reason to buy both

Need recommendations for a Live OS that is not TailOS.

Personally - would never use it. My parents would use it a lot however. They were confused that they couldnt do it when using my macbook a few months ago (finger marks tho).

Just got one for Christmas. Not too worried about it.

Shouldn’t the support lifetime be counted when the support is stopped, not when the sales are? Even if 6s hasn’t been sold for 4 years, it got 9 years of software support. 5 years is way past most tech’s warranties so the lack of full hardware support isn’t really relevant and even then I am pretty sure Apple’s genius bar will fix them for a fee.

Manjaro+KDE

Yeah I know, but there seems to be no point for them and other hardware manufacturers to make new drivers. My M1 just sits there most of the time now.

Can’t wait to not be able to use the Apple Pencil 2 on the touchscreen mac

What are you using, Asahi Linux? Pop!_OS? Manjaro?

That has to do with Wacom actually but they do work as for my Photoshop tutorials (PiXimperfect) but you’re right, mostly for Art.

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