Ternus: Mac is an indirect input device, but touch is sometimes handy

Apple hardware chief John Ternus said the Mac remains "first and foremost an indirect input device," though touch is sometimes "comfortable and handy." Wired published an early look at Apple's new touchscreen MacBook Pro, a product Apple long resisted.

• Ternus called the Mac an indirect input device but allowed for touch
• Wired published an early look at the touchscreen MacBook Pro
• Apple long resisted touchscreens on the Mac