ZDNet Last week, I opined about how I want a touchscreen MacBook. The idea isn’t new, of course, but it was rekindled after using Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Studio, a laptop that I continue to use, and in fact, am writing this very story on. Naturally, any article that involves changing how we interact with our devices — especially Apple devices — can spark a lot of conversation and debate.For example, ZDNet’s social team posted a poll on LinkedIn asking followers if they wish their MacBook had a touchscreen. In addition to 25 comments, there were a total of 1,529 votes. The results showed that there’s a clear desire from those who participated for Apple to add touch to the MacBook with 46% of those who took part in the poll answering yes. In second place, at 35%, are those who answered that they don’t want a touchscreen Mac. I know this is a controversial topic, and one that’s been debated for years now. Many of the comments and emails I personally received stated that a touchscreen Mac already exists in the form of an iPad. But, I can tell you as an avid iPad Pro user, Apple’s tablet is no…
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