Have you ever toyed with the idea that your Led Cinema or iMac would be touch-sensitive and, in addition to being able to control it with a mouse, gestures would be added to control it with your whole hands? This option would certainly come in handy in some situations, but only for stealth activities. However, with long-term activity, your hands would most likely fall off. Apple has been toying with this idea as well and it looks like he has come up with a clever way to solve the problem so that your hands don't hurt and you can still control your iMac or Led cine with your fingertips.
Apple about a month ago, he issued a patent in which there is a sketch of a device whose lines very clearly resemble an iMac. But something is different about him. Its stand leg can be folded so that your iMac literally folds up in front of you, which would put it in a great position in which you could comfortably write or browse the web without raising your hands above your head.

Until today, we all thought that it was just one of many patents that would remain only on paper and would never see the light of day in reality. However, Server digi times reports that the company Sintek Photronics sends to Applu Touch test panels that should be in the iMac. The touch displays should be 20" in size, and the same capacitive display used in the iPad, iPod touch or iphone.
However, it is not indicated whether the found touch displays have anything to do with the patent from a month ago. The iMac's update took place recently and that's why it has apple still enough time to figure out how to add something new, revolutionary to the new generation of iMacs.
Share with us in the discussion under the article what you think about iMacs with a touch display :)
So that's nice..This should be a successful device.I personally would like it with Mac OS X as well as Mac OS Touch.
I like iPhone and I wouldn't want a touchless phone anymore. I like the iPad, which I'm also very happy with. I like my macbook pro and I want an iMac. But it has to be touch-enabled. That's not the case. That's just not true. I understand that a touch device is a significant evolution. But I feel like a mouse, keyboard and trackpadem.