Apple launches its first touchscreen MacBook, leaving Steve Jobs' vision behind
Apple unveiled its first MacBook with a touchscreen, a shift from the stance the company had maintained since the Steve Jobs era. Johny Srouji, Apple's hardware chief, called the new device "a monumental step forward for the Mac."
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