Apple has stated that its transition to silicon will take them about two years to complete. In 2020, Apple discontinued Intel-based MacBook Airs, but users can still purchase a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an Intel CPU for now. The timing of this massive update to Boot Camp is surprising for users, and it could hint that Intel-based Macs will coexist with Apple's M1-based Macs for a while yet, according to 9to5 Mac. However, it has taken Apple years to enable Windows Precision Touchpad in Boot Camp, but not every MacBook is supported, according to The Verge.Īn Apple support document notes that only Mac computers with a T2 chip will be able to access Windows Precision Touchpad, which is most MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models from 2018 to the present.
Microsoft first started introducing Windows Precision Touchpad with Intel back in 2013 in an effort to fix what were notorious PC trackpad issues at the time. One Reddit user stated that the update works way better than the other third-party solutions with better palm and thumb detection as well, according to Apple Insider.Īlso Read: iOS 14.3 Battery Drain Issue Persists: User Shares Fix and Device Settings to Prevent it
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