🔸John Ternus, Apple’s CEO, introduced the company’s first MacBooks equipped with a touchscreen display on Wednesday, the sixth of Aban; a move that indicates Apple is dropping its long-standing opposition to this technology.

🔸Ternus took the stage at an event in Los Angeles and unveiled a MacBook Pro model with an OLED display. In the presence of content creators and industry specialists in the creative industries, he emphasized the contrast, clarity, and high brightness of the screen.

🔸On Wednesday, Ternus said: “Look, we love Mac, and the reason why many of us ended up finding our way to Apple in the first place is because of this Mac. Mac has never been better than it is today, and it has never been as powerful as it is today.”

🔸The event is part of a broader series of Apple media events and new product introductions taking place after Ternus took office as the company’s new CEO and one of the most senior executives in Apple’s hardware division.

🔸In September, he introduced the foldable “Duo” iPhone at Apple’s headquarters in Silicon Valley, and earlier this month he also unveiled a smart home control center in New York.