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Sean Endicott

A $2,500 MacBook needs this $139 accessory to support touch — catching up with Windows 8 in 2013

Intricuit Magic Screen for MacBook installation.

Windows 11 is a bit of a mess right now. The operating system is full of half-baked AI features, gets new bugs and issues each month, and still lacks basic UI polish that is, quite frankly, embarrassing. But at least Windows 11 supports touch, and that's more than macOS can say.

At CES 2026, Intricuit unveiled an attachable display that adds touch support to MacBooks. Dubbed the "Intricuit Magic Screen," the accessory snaps onto a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro and connects through USB-C. Once connected, it allows you to interact with the device through touch. You can even use a stylus with the accessory.

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