Touch Bar demo app:
Touch Bar Demo App allows you to use your macOS Touch Bar from an iPad (through USB connection) or on-screen by pressing the Fn-key. It shows the original Apple Touch Bar, which changes dynamically based on the app you’re currently using. With this demo app, you can try out the Touch Bar on any Mac that does not have a physical Touch Bar.
This is far too nerdy for me to attempt but if it works like it does in the video, it’s pretty cool.
Touch Bar costs the same $500 as an iPad, so this is appropriate.
Next we will see Touch Bar clones running on $200 Windows laptops with touch screens, and it will be better because you will be able to see it better, and your hands can rest on the palm rests while you touch the very bottom of the screen with your fingers.
Except that they’ll be running on Windows, which means every one of their contextual screens will look like an Office app’s Ribbon.