I had hoped it would be a click bar, rather than a touch bar based on my experience with my Lenovo touch bar. Also hoped for haptic feedback... seems a shame.

I had hoped it would be a click bar, rather than a touch bar based on my experience with my Lenovo touch bar. Also hoped for haptic feedback... seems a shame. At least it seems they have a bit of buffer room on both the left and the right so your fingers can sit on the side of the machine without touching something - I guess that does the job. Will be most interesting to find out how the security is working, and if they're making using any of the Intel security features on these new machines. To date, they have been woefully bad at doing so, which is interesting given the security push on iPhones and the controlled hardware platform.