engineers at apple inc AAPL They are reportedly working on adding touchscreens MacBook computers.

What happened: the Tim cook-owned company is seriously considering making touchscreen Macs, a move heralded by its co-founder Steve Jobs as “ergonomically terrible” reported Bloomberg.

Apple could launch its first touchscreen Mac in 2025 as part of a major update to its MacBook Pro model, people familiar with the matter have told Bloomberg.

Ongoing work on the touchscreen laptop is focused on keeping the traditional laptop design with a trackpad and keyboard, but the screen would support touch and gestures just like the iPhone or iPad, Bloomberg wrote Markus Gurman.

Apple did not immediately respond to Benzinga’s request for comment.

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Why it matters: A number of Apple’s competitors such as Dell, Microsoft, HP and Lenovo are offering touchscreen laptops to their users, Bloomberg noted.

According to Gurman, Jobs was opposed to having touchscreens on computers because they have upright screens.

“Touch surfaces don’t want to be vertical,” Jobs reportedly said in 2010. “After a long time your arm wants to fall off.”

The overhaul of the MacBook Pro could include brings OLED screen technology to the device in 2024, according to the analyst at TF International Securities Ming Chi Kuo.

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