This Kickstarter project is bring back the Apple Touch Bar -- but this time it works with a whole range of devices and is at least ten times more customisable. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your

Two years after Apple stopped making MacBooks with the Touch Bar, a Kickstarter project has revived the concept. And it works with Windows too!

Apple may have said goodbye to the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar last year, but a team of four engineers believes the concept deserves a second chance. They’ve created the Flexbar, which is essentially a standalone version of the MBP’s thin touchscreen display that can be used with multiple devices and platforms through a USB connection.

The Flexbar is an external USB-C touchscreen aimed at Mac users who miss the Touch Bar. However, it's also a cross-platform peripheral so you can use it on your PC too. If you miss the Touch Bar, the little touchscreen that used to live above some MacBook Pro keyboards,

The Touch Bar was a controversial Apple creation, to say the least. But the now-discontinued MacBook Pro feature is