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Standalone Device: Flexbar is an independent version of the MacBook Pro's discontinued Touch Bar, usable across multiple devices and platforms.
Dynamic Functionality: Offers customizable, context-sensitive controls for apps like Adobe Photoshop, with features like brush selection or playback controls.
Platform Compatibility: Works with desktops (Windows/macOS), laptops, and mobile devices, including tablets.
Customizable Interface: Users can create personalized buttons and shortcuts using the FlexbarDesigner app (Windows version available; macOS in development).
Developer Support: Includes a JavaScript SDK for creating plugins, with plans for a dedicated marketplace to distribute these plugins in 2025.
Flexible Positioning: It can be placed above keyboards or on a magnetic stand for a more customised and personalised use.
Kickstarter Launch: Eniac is crowdfunding the Flexbar with preorders starting at $119 (discounted from $179 MSRP).
Screen Specifications: Features a uniquely sized 10-inch 2K OLED screen. The exact supplier for the display has not been disclosed.
Hardware Demonstration: Functional prototypes shown in videos, though product reliability may carry typical crowdfunding risks.
First Product: Eniac is a new company, which may raise concerns about product delivery and support to the general public for now.
Supply Chain Uncertainty: Lack of clarity on the sourcing of the OLED screen could be a potential bottleneck.