While Apple’s computers have been particularly popular with graphic artists, none have featured touchscreens until now. However, the company’s new patent application may change this situation.
Apple’s touchscreen iMac dream: An innovation similar to Microsoft Surface Studio
Apple’s patent application indicates the future of a touchscreen iMac similar to Microsoft Surface Studio. This technology, which will make it possible to use a Mac as a digital canvas, could be a big dream, especially for artists.
The main focus of Apple’s patent is the stand and hinge mechanism for tilting and pulling the iMac onto a table surface so artists can comfortably draw on it. This design parallels similar features of Microsoft Surface Studio.
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Microsoft Surface Studio is a popular device among content creators, with an integrated computer, tilt and swivel stand and hinge mechanism, and touch screen. These features described in Apple’s patent are almost the same as Microsoft’s device.
Apple’s implementation of this innovative design could be a game changer for artists and creators. Apple’s implementation of this idea may lead to a possible legal fight, since Microsoft has already offered a similar design on the market.
Considering that technology companies actually implement only a small fraction of the patents they hold, it may be too early to get excited. If Apple implements this innovative design, it could open up new possibilities for artists and content creators.
Touchscreen can make work flows more efficient and interactive for graphic designers and digital artists. Moreover, it is possible to imagine how such a device could revolutionize the field of digital art and content creation.
So, do you think the touchscreen iMac can survive in the market? Don’t forget to share your opinions…