Apple Explores Touchscreen iMac, Breaking from Tradition

In a notable shift, Apple considers adopting touchscreen technology for the iMac, inspired by the design of the Microsoft Surface Studio.

Apple is reportedly exploring the introduction of a touchscreen iMac, marking a significant shift from its long-standing policy against touchscreens for desktops.
The new design, inspired by the Microsoft Surface Studio, could feature a pivot stand, making the iMac more portable and adaptable for creative professionals.
A recent patent application suggests the touchscreen iMac could also include innovative features like wireless charging and a dock that doubles as a storage shelf.
Phil Schiller's 2016 comments dismissing the idea of a touchscreen iMac highlight the company's change in direction nearly a decade later.
The potential for a touchscreen iMac to compete with Microsoft's Surface Studio and appeal to a broad range of users underscores Apple's ongoing innovation.