Apple is developing a keyboard with Force Touch for its Macs, a recently filed patent for Cupertino revealing its plans for the future of its PCs.
The system Force Touch was originally announced for Apple Watch and later implemented in Mac/iPhones, and soon it will also reach the keyboards of those from Cupertino, but not in the classic ones because this type of peripheral produced by Apple has already been recently updated.
Exactly as in the case of the implementation in the various products that already have Force Touch and this new keyboard would be able to run various commands depending on the type of pressing made by the users, so for light presses certain functions will be run, and for strong ones others be run.
The patent registered to those from Apple was sent to the patent and trademark office in 2012, so 2 years before Force Touch was presented for the first time, but it was not implemented in the keyboard launched this year.
With Force Touch, Apple makes it easier for iDevice/Mac users to interact with iOS and OS X, and a keyboard that includes this system will certainly be appreciated by some users, but it remains to be seen how the system will be implemented and when he will be available.
