Review Of Airbar For Mac
May need some adjustment for each laptop. For example, the instructions say to mount the airbar 3 millimeters below the bottom edge of the screen, this is equal to the thickness of the cord attached to the airbar. When I did this, it works except for the top edge was off calibration, meaning I could not close windows that were full size because I could not reliably click the red X on the top right corner of the screen. Following the instructions got 95% of my screen accurate, but you should check the accuracy around all edges BEFORE mounting because the sticky magnets are difficult to remove after mounting. What worked for my laptop was mounting it very close to the bottom edge.instead of 3 mm, it was more like a half a millimeter(see picture). Now calibration was spot on over 100% of the screen. Down side is when I touch any icons near the bottom edge, I'll end up touching the airbar.
Airbar Touchscreen Sensor
Neonode launches a version of its AirBar for the 13-inch MacBook Air, which gives it “touch” capabilities via projected beams of infrared light. Jul 11, 2017 The AirBar is plug-and-play by default, but you can download an additional driver to add multi-touch support. You will need to give AirBar control over your MacBook Air's controls under the. The $69 Neonode AirBar is a sleek, innovative device that lets you add affordable, accurate touch-screen capabilities to nearly any laptop. 
Not a big deal for me. Over all, I'm happy with the product. It repeatedly pops up a keyboard on my screen.not sure why I'd want a touch keyboard when there's a keyboard on my laptop I can type much faster on (using all my fingers). Also it makes a high pitched beeping noise when jostled a bit, I don't know why. The touch screen worked like magic, I was really excited about that. It's really neat. However, it's finicky, and I don't like the onscreen keyboard that pops up (I can't find any option to remove it), and it seems to be confusing my laptop about all sorts of things.
Like now when I use my mouse wheel to scroll, it thinks I'm pressing Control plus using the mouse wheel-- so it zooms in and out. I can sort of draw a smiley face, but it's not much better than using my mouse, honestly. It doesn't detect when my finger has lifted off the screen and come back down for the second eye.of the smiley, so it's like a cursive smiley. There's a bit of a delay, and also the position is not exact. The advantage of the mouse is that you can see where the pointer is before holding down left click, so you know where you are underlining or drawing. With AirBar, of coures there is no indicator where it's going to start drawing: maybe a centimeter above your finger.
May need some adjustment for each laptop. For example, the instructions say to mount the airbar 3 millimeters below the bottom edge of the screen, this is equal to the thickness of the cord attached to the airbar. When I did this, it works except for the top edge was off calibration, meaning I could not close windows that were full size because I could not reliably click the red X on the top right corner of the screen. Following the instructions got 95% of my screen accurate, but you should check the accuracy around all edges BEFORE mounting because the sticky magnets are difficult to remove after mounting. What worked for my laptop was mounting it very close to the bottom edge.instead of 3 mm, it was more like a half a millimeter(see picture). Now calibration was spot on over 100% of the screen. Down side is when I touch any icons near the bottom edge, I'll end up touching the airbar.