Turn Your Android Tablet Into A Second (Or Third) Monitor for Your Mac or PC.
Ever Wish You Had An Extra Display for Your Mac or Windows Computer? There's an app for that. With Air Display, You Can Use Your Android Screen As A Wireless Display, To Extend Your Computer Desktop. In Order for Air Display to Work, Your Computer and Android Device Must Be Connected to the Same Wi-Fi Network.
Air Display's Performance is Extremely Responsive, Employing a Unique Dynamic Compression Algorithm. On a Typical Wi-Fi Network, Mouse Cursor Refreshes Are Indistinguishable From A Wired Mouse. Air Display Works in Both Landscape and Portrait Configurations. Just Rotate Your Screen, and It Automatically Reconfigures. Air Display Makes A Laptop Much More Useful by Increasing Its USABLE SCREEN SIZE.
Air Display Not Only Gives You A Wireless Computer Screen Extender, But Also Works AS A Tablet Input Device. You can Use Your Finger to Draw Directly On The Screen's Surface. Try it WITH A CALCULATOR, PAINTING TOOL, OR MUSIC CONTROL SURFACE. Simple Gestures Allow You to Operate The Right Mouse Button and Scroll Wheel. WHEN YOU ROTATE THE SCREEN, OR DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT, Your Windows ARE Automatically repositioned ApproPriately, So You Don't Have to Drag Them Back to the Android Screen.
Some Great Use For Air Display Include:
- Fill Your Air Display Screen With Your Utility Apps Such As Ichat, Mail, Ical, and Calculator.
- Graphic Design: Make Photoshop and Illustrator USABLE ON Your Laptop by Putting Your Tool Palettes on the Android Screen.
- Music: USE Your Android Screen As A Wireless Control Surface for Logic or Pro Tools.
- Programming: Use The Extra Display Area for Such Auxiliary Development Tools As Console, Terminal, And The Debugger.
- Business: Move All Of Your IWork and Office Palettes and Inspector Windows Onto Air Display, And Let Your Document Fill The Screen.
On First Launch, AIR Display Presents Easy Instructions for Download Software for Your Desktop COMPUTER.
Macintosh Compatibility: Air Display Requires Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) OR LATER, On an Intel CPU. Both 32-bit and 64-bit Systems Are Supported. (Note: The Drivers Work Great On Mac OS X 10.7.2 (Lion) Except for Mac Models with Dual Nvidia GeForce 9400m & 9600m Video Chipsets).
Windows Compatibility: Air Display Requires Windows XP (32-bit Only), OR Vista OR 7 (32-bit or 64-bit). Windows 7 STARTER EDITION IS NOT SUPPORTED. Aero and DirectX Will Be Disabled While Connected to Air Display, and Re-Enabled Upon Disconnection.

Version: 1.5.3 A153_mm.apk. (1.2 MB)

Win + Up - Expand Window
Win + Down - Restore / Minimize Window
Win + Left - Attach a window to the left edge of the screen
Win + Right - Attach a window to the right edge of the screen
Win + Shift + Left - Switch to the left monitor
Win + Shift + Right - Switch to the right monitor
Win + Home - Minimize / Restore all windows
Win + T - Select the first item in the taskbar (Repeated pressing switches to the next item, Win + Shift + T - scrolls in reverse order)
Win + Space - Show desktop
Win + G - Display gadgets on top of all windows
Win + P - Display additional display options (extend the desktop to 2 monitors, etc.)
Win + X - Launch Mobility Center
Win + number- Run the application from the taskbar (Win + 1 launches the first application on the left, Win + 2, the second, etc.)
Win + "+" - Zoom
Win + "-" - Decrease Mashab

Windows Explorer.
Alt + P - Show / Hide Preview Panel

Task bar
Shift + click on the icon - Open a new application window
Ctrl + Shift + click on the icon - Open a new application window with administrator privileges
Shift + right click on the icon - Show application menu
Shift + right-click on the icon group - Show menu, restore all / collapse all / Close all
Ctrl + click on the group of icons - Expand all windows of the group