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Mac Controls
The Mac's own controls, on the tablet
A floating panel on the tablet with the shortcuts, media keys and the keyboard bar. Mission Control and ⌘-Tab from the tablet, so working on it does not mean reaching back across the desk every minute.
Mission Control, Spotlight, ⌘-Tab
The Apple menu, the screenshot tools and lock as well. Each one is the Mac performing the action itself, not a button firing a keystroke at whatever happens to be in front.
Media keys where your hands are
Volume, playback and brightness from the tablet, so whatever is playing on the Mac is controlled from the tablet in your hand.
Modifiers that hold when you need them held
Tap ⌘ for the next key, or lock it down. Locked really is held on the Mac, which is what keeps ⌘-Tab open long enough to pick something.
The mode switch is right there
Move between Extend, Mirror and Alone without getting up or reaching back to the menu bar.
No controls that would do nothing
A viewer with no pen never gets a tab full of pen controls. The panel is built out of what this device can actually reach.
Where you left it
The panel remembers which corner it rests in and which tab you had open, per device, from one connection to the next.