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This story seems to be doing the rounds, I’m no Apple fan, but when you look at what they are doing it doesn’t seem such a bad idea. The “touch bar” seems a neat enough idea. But then I thought, my Windows 10 laptop has a touchscreen and I just touch the send button, or new mail button, or buy button on my screen. Do you even need this touch bar?
I guess this is the kind of thing that Apple can do that Windows based systems are going to struggle to follow.
https://www.wired.com/2016/10/youll-miss-escape-key-even-less-headphone-jack/
Perhaps it comes down to how you use the keyboard, professional IT workers are going to be using the function keys and escape keys all the time and I don’t particularly wish to change that – but am I being short sighted here? I shouldn’t be afraid to change if there is a better solution
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