For years Apple was the only one who could make usable touchpads.<p>Now, in 2016, is there a laptop with a touchpad comparable to the MacBook touchpads? I'm not asking for force touch and other stuff like that, just plain usability, smooth multitouch gestures etc.
Agreed Apple touchpads have the best feel and responsiveness.<p>You can always buy a Magic Trackpad - they connect via Bluetooth so they are not too inconvenient.<p>Wacom pen & touch pads are almost as good. I use one when I'm running Gimp - it's great to have different responses to the pen and to touch.<p>I have yet to find a notebook which is even close to Apple's touchpad quality.
If you are doing coding or other non-design work, I would highly recommend learning how to do everything on your computer without touching your mouse. It's a whole new world when your fingers never leave the keyboard and you can still do anything you want.<p>But if you really want a trackpad, yep, nothing beats an Apple Touchpad. (or at least what I have used / seen)