clicking feet is not a bummer for me even if used on a soft surface. I don't know when the last time I used click. I'm a taping kind of guy.
Or am I missing something?
Tapping is the way forward....for sure
clicking feet is not a bummer for me even if used on a soft surface. I don't know when the last time I used click. I'm a taping kind of guy.
Or am I missing something?
Wacom tablets have hovering, which means that the tablet tracks your pen location even when it's not touching the surface. Without that, you can't do anything useful in Photoshop. Plus it has buttons on the pen for panning and right click, you get much better pressure sensitivity than software calculation.
BUT if you pick the option of three-finger drag you lose the option of one-finger tap-n'-drag. You can't have both gestures do the drag...which IMHO, is a drag.Yep, Three-finger drag works as advertised.
WANT I have fallen in love with Apple's trackpads. Nobody does it better.
I really don't see this changing the game all that much. I have yet to meet anyone that prefers a track pad to a mouse when both are present options.
Granted, I do love the gestures from the MBP trackpad, but the magic mouse can provide the same actions with MagicPrefs - not to mention the fact that you can set hot-spots on the screen to accomplish the 4-finger swipe action on the trackpad.
Sure, its a cool gadget, but it doesn't seem like any sort of game changer.
Did you buy it at the Apple Store??
Makes me wonder what the new operating system Apple has in store for the future. No need to touch your screen for swiping or making something larger. We have the trackpad!
Does anyone know if it allow you to use the gestures in Windows? Like can you do 2 finger scrolling in Safari for Windows? Can you swipe with 3 fingers to go back and forwards a web page using Safari on windows? I hear that its a basic touch pad for Windows using the windows drivers, but Does Apple update give it some capability on Windows?
I greatly miss my MBP's trackpad at work, so I've been waiting for this. Hopefully, somebody is going to make a "BetterTouchTool" for Windows.
Tapping is the way forward....for sure
Tapping is the way forward....for sure
My fiance is an aspiring photographer and we keep looking at the wacom's stuff for working with her photos and I was hoping this would do the job because we like Apple products a lot (as I type this on my Alienware laptop) the only only thing is she's working on a macbook pro with 10.4 I'm assuming she would need to update but we were almost ready to do that anyways. Do you think we should still go after a big Wacom
In a word - yes. This is no replacement for a Wacom. If anything it's a replacement for a mouse.
That's what I figured I was hoping that this would be a middle ground as opposed to an actual replacement. If we were looking for a Wacom on the bigger side which should I look at. Also I may end up getting this anyways for other reasons![]()
Despite the Magic Trackpad's thinness and its support for the same tap-to-click feature as MacBook trackpads, you can also click by pressing down. The trackpad surface itself doesn't depress, though--instead, when you press on the trackpad, the force from the surface it's sitting on will depress the two round feet at the trackpad's base. That's what registers a click.
Wouldn't it be awesome if somebody made a commerical for the magic keyboard,mouse and trackpad and used "Magic" by Pilot as Background Music?
I would do it but i dont have any of the three items above
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It required two AA batteries. End of sentence. People really shouldn't be encouraged to buy Apple's iCharger. It's blatant stick-a-logo-on-anything and it shouldn't be encouraged in any way shape or form.