Australian company Alogic just unveiled a crazy new touchscreen monitor that’ll effectively turn your Mac into a giant, 32-inch iPad — albeit, not a portable one.

It’s a dream for anyone who ever wanted to control their Mac with their fingers or a stylus.

But there’s more: The new monitor also boasts 6K resolution and similar specs to Apple’s crazy-expensive $5,000 Pro Display XDR, but costs just $2,000.

The monitor also comes with a clever-looking stand that can transform from an upright desktop position to a horizontal, drafting-table configuration for easy drawing.

It looks like a great product — and perfect for anyone who’d love to control their Mac with multitouch.

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