I hope they don’t ever do a touchscreen MacBook. They already have every angle of that use case covered far better than the competition; either you get an iPad if you absolutely need to be pawing at a screen, or you have the excellent trackpads that are far and away par excellence. I don’t see how a touch screen on top of also the industry standard for screen quality will in any way improve by having greasy finger trails distorting the tiny pixels.

Maybe I’m missing something. How would a touchscreen MacBook improve on something?

That being said, based on what I’ve been seeing at Apple, I would not be surprised if they did go down that mediocrity route.

> How would a touchscreen MacBook improve on something?

It won’t, but there’s now an entire generation of users who get confused and angry if any kind of display doesn’t react when you poke it with your finger.

If they're smart they won't do a touchscreen MacBook; they'll do an iPad that reveals macOS when you attach a keyboard.