A future MacBook Pro may have keys that could be used as a touchpad, with the same technology possible for use in a design where there's no dedicated touchpad section at all.

Apple still won't make us a touch-screen Mac, but it is at least considering adding touch-sensitive displays on just about every surface that surrounds the MacBook Pro keyboard as the next best thing.

The touch-sensitive and context-sensitive LED strip above the MacBook Pro keyboard is here to stay: Apple has plans to improve it By Peter Müller Macworld NOV 27, 2020 11:11 am PST ...

The keyboard integrates a 1,920 x 720 resolution TFT LCD touchscreen, which supports 10-point multi-touch and features a continuously adjustable angle. It occupies just 320 x 140 mm of space and ...

This is against vibrating “haptic feedback” that most touch sensitive screens rely on to ensure users are comfortable using the devices. There have been other similar developments in this field.

The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs $149, while a version with a number pad can be all yours for $179. It's worth noting the Touch ID functions only work on M1-powered Macs.

The AM Compact Touch is a 60% form factor keyboard with a CNC-machined aluminum case, wired and wireless options, and an HHKB layout. This means it doesn't have a Numpad or a function row, or the ...

Apple is now selling its Magic Keyboard with Touch ID accessory as a standalone keyboard starting at $150. It had previously been sold exclusively as a pack-in with the M1 iMac.

Apple is discontinuing the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, replacing it with a MacBook Pro with an M3 chip, announced at its "Scary Fast" event. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Commentary: Apple's Touch Bar was an expensive gimmick, and I hated it as much as the disastrous butterfly keyboard. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors ...

MIT’s new and improved knitted keyboard is an instrument like none other — it responds to touch, pressure, and continuous proximity, meaning that you can play it like a keyboard, a theremin ...

Troll Touch is offering a 24-inch iMac touch screen conversion -- you can buy the complete system for $3,499, or have the conversion kit installed on an existing system for $1,499.