Darth Sushi
10-21-2009, 12:18 PM
http://www.simpletech.com/images/upgrades/man_images/apple.gifApple's New Mouse is Magic, Has Multitouch
October 20, 2009 by Marcus Yam
" Mouse doesn't have to be mighty with it's magic.
http://media.bestofmicro.com/apple-magic-mouse,R-I-227790-13.jpg
Multitouch seems to be the new hotness in the computing industry. Be it multitouch screens or trackpads, it's all about multi-fingering your computers. Apple's had multitouch on its notebooks and iPhones for years now, and now the company is bringing multitouch to the mouse.
Apple today introduced the new wireless Magic Mouse, which does away with mechanical buttons, scroll wheels or scroll balls. Instead, the entire top of the Magic Mouse is a multitouch surface.
http://media.bestofmicro.com/apple-magic-mouse,R-4-227776-13.jpg
Magic Mouse features a seamless touch-sensitive enclosure that allows it to be a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support. The single click is done with the index finger, and the right click is done with the middle finger (at the top corner of the mouse, depending on handedness). The mouse also supports gestures for scrolling, panning, and swipes for page navigation.
Lastly, the new mouse has very thick glide feet--much thicker and longer lasting than many, if not all other mice on the market.
Like most Apple input peripherals, it's Bluetooth only, but it does have a battery life of around four months and range of 10 meters. Magic Mouse comes standard with the new iMac and is available at the end of October for a suggested retail price of $69 (US).
For those wondering, yes, the mouse is indeed a 2 button mouse with a real right click. It just has the appearance of a button-less mouse. "
:source: Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/apple-magic-mouse-multitouch-gestures,8891.html
October 20, 2009 by Marcus Yam
" Mouse doesn't have to be mighty with it's magic.
http://media.bestofmicro.com/apple-magic-mouse,R-I-227790-13.jpg
Multitouch seems to be the new hotness in the computing industry. Be it multitouch screens or trackpads, it's all about multi-fingering your computers. Apple's had multitouch on its notebooks and iPhones for years now, and now the company is bringing multitouch to the mouse.
Apple today introduced the new wireless Magic Mouse, which does away with mechanical buttons, scroll wheels or scroll balls. Instead, the entire top of the Magic Mouse is a multitouch surface.
http://media.bestofmicro.com/apple-magic-mouse,R-4-227776-13.jpg
Magic Mouse features a seamless touch-sensitive enclosure that allows it to be a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support. The single click is done with the index finger, and the right click is done with the middle finger (at the top corner of the mouse, depending on handedness). The mouse also supports gestures for scrolling, panning, and swipes for page navigation.
Lastly, the new mouse has very thick glide feet--much thicker and longer lasting than many, if not all other mice on the market.
Like most Apple input peripherals, it's Bluetooth only, but it does have a battery life of around four months and range of 10 meters. Magic Mouse comes standard with the new iMac and is available at the end of October for a suggested retail price of $69 (US).
For those wondering, yes, the mouse is indeed a 2 button mouse with a real right click. It just has the appearance of a button-less mouse. "
:source: Source: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/apple-magic-mouse-multitouch-gestures,8891.html