For years now, the likes of Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft have been manufacturing 2-in-1 laptops that offer consumers the benefits of having a touch display and a multi-mode form factor. Despite that, Apple’s stance on the convertible form factor has remained resolute.
More than a decade after consumer laptops touting the 2-in-1 design hit the shelves, and there isn’t even so much as a shadow of a hybrid MacBook or iPad. And that’s for good reason.
