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Vendor releases world’s first multi-touch gesture mouse
Apple has released its new Magic Mouse, which follows the vendors tradition of providing multi-touch support.
The new mouse was developed after Apple lost its rights over the Mighty Mouse trademark following a lengthy court battle.
Although it continues to use the signature one-button interface, the new device features Bluetooth connectivity, multi-touch support and laser tracking, and will come as standard with every new iMac.
See the video below for a demonstration of the Magic Mouse’s multi-touch features.
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Apple and their single-button mouse eh? I guess that makes it about as magic as Stephen Mulhern and as bland too.
I suppose MAC users will hail it as the greatest breakthrough ever since pre-sliced bread....................
This was announced on the 20th along with all the other product updates.
@Magnus
Apple mice haven't been single button for a some time. How do you think people use it with Bootcamp!
@steve
Pull the other one mate!
There might be some Mac compatible mice with two buttons, but Apples own mighty mouse was characterised by a single button and a terrible scroller ball.
Ans if youre using bootcamp - why not just use Windows???
I suggest you give one a try, the mighty mouse may look like it's a single button but it responds to both left and right click. By default it's set to single button in OSX in the options.
