CrackBook ProSomeones going to close their MacBook lid on it and crack their screen.
CrackBook ProSomeones going to close their MacBook lid on it and crack their screen.
Exactly.problem is: your focus is on the screen - the touchbar hurts more by interrupting, than you gain
Me too, I particularly use the volume slider all the time on my 16” Intel.I never understood the hate for the touch bar. I liked it.
I love the Touch Bar! I don't miss it because I still use my M2 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar as my personal machine.No, no one misses the Touch Bar. 😆
Because it replaced physical buttons, hope now you knowI never understood the hate for the touch bar. I liked it.
Because it replaced physical buttons, hope now you knowIf it were optional above the top key row people would have fewer problems with it existing.
Isn’t that the point of a kickstarter? Waiting until there is a product is to late?sounds/looks interesting - and THANK YOU for this:
Probably because Elgato's success has proven that a competently designed touch bar is absolutely valuable.If Apple’s market research determined that a Touch Bar was not valuable, why would ENIAC choose to create its own version without any notable enhancements? 🤷♂️
It's also like half the price of the Touch Bar and doesn't ruin your keyboard.Looks like the major issues I had are solved here — resolution and feedback.
if only Apple had implemented those changes.. neat tho!
Yeah I mean why wouldn't you just buy a stream deck?Another solution looking for a problem, that looks suspicious like a previous solution looking for a problem. 🤷♂️
Because a lot of Apple users do want the touch bar and this company sees an opportunity to swoop in and make money on that fact?If Apple’s market research determined that a Touch Bar was not valuable, why would ENIAC choose to create its own version without any notable enhancements? 🤷♂️
Assuming it will a) reach production stage and b) will get developer support. Then after that, yes, a subscription seems likely. Followed by a bankruptcy three months later. Good luck everyone!Within one or two macOS cycles, this company will inform their customers they — quite regrettably — need to introduce a subscription model in order to keep up with ongoing OS changes made by evil Apple. They will tell customers "you don't have to" but then they will also not be able to guarantee the length of time your product will continue to work properly. They'll say they feel really bad about it. Save yourself the inevitable irritation.
*useless for youIt replaced useless physical buttons though.
*useless for you
Most power users ie. programmers use function row keys all the time. Replacing it with a touchbar was a massive pain in the **s.