‘Ergonomically terrible’: Steve Jobs said hands-off, Apple says hands-on with its first touchscreen laptops

Apple CEO John Ternus on Wednesday unveiled the company’s first touchscreen MacBooks, marking a shift from its long-standing resistance to the technology as it wraps up a series of product launches ahead of the holiday shopping season.

Ternus, a longtime Apple hardware executive and the company’s new chief executive, appeared at an event in Los Angeles as part of a media push showcasing the company’s latest products.