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Patents are as meaningful as tarot card readings. You see one that might, maybe, possibly mean something and you see a ton of crap. But still, even if it incredibly awkward and tiring to use a 27-inch touchscreen on a desk, touchscreen tech is the obvious future for computers. So it no surprise that Apple has some patents up its sleeve that point toward a touchscreen interface for the iMac. According to PatentlyApple, the new Apple patent published by the USPTO today shows new GUI elements that could help improve the p stanley quencher otentially confusing layout of a hybrid OS X/touchscreen UI. stanley polska Specifically, Apple is trying to fix knobs with a new knob/slider control that easier to use and figure out. The effect is more visual and clearer in how the particular knob works Patently Apple says there is a fill region that indicates the movement of a knob . All this type of GUI isn ;t particularly groundbreaking but to elegantly transfer mouse and click actions to sensible touch and tap motion, well, the devil is in the details. Obviously, this little patent isn ;t hard proof that the next generation iMac will have a touchscreen display but it cl stanley shop ear that Apple sees touchscreen in the iMac or at the very least, Mac OS X future. Read more about knobs and how they related to touchscreen iMacs at Patently Apple. What do you guys think Would you want a touchscreen iMac [Patently Apple]