swissmann said:I think the one button mouse needs to go the way of OS 9.
pimentoLoaf said:Even if Apple makes a new mouse, it won't look half as good as a Phillipe Starck mouse.
decksnap said:I know you're kidding right?? Looks like it's from the set of the original Star Trek.
The racing stripe does make it look like you're going faster though!
decksnap said:I know you're kidding right?? Looks like it's from the set of the original Star Trek.
The racing stripe does make it look like you're going faster though!
coolfactor said:I watch Windows users trying to work on a one-button moused Mac and they are handicapped... so it just goes to show you that Steve has it right.... keep the one-button mouse, and give people the option to use a two-button mouse (and scrollwheel) if they so desire. More proficient that way.
abrooks said:No I don't remember that at all, its common opinion that the 3G iPod is the best of the bunch so to say, I find the touch sensitive-ness to be much more superior to that of the click wheel (biased opinion because the click wheel is horrible ).
Xtremehkr said:Finally, something needed to be done about that mouse.
Just make the reverse/forward buttons work with the Finder and I'll get one.
SiliconAddict said:Shhhhh. News.com better be careful. Apple might sue them for er...um...reporting news or something.
pimentoLoaf said:Even if Apple makes a new mouse, it won't look half as good as a Phillipe Starck mouse.
Avicdar said:And at somewhere between 15-20 dollars, its probably a piece of crap.
I'd love a mouse that is truly beautiful, built really well, maybe even with some lightweight metals.
DavidLeblond said:Hrmm yeah I didn't think Apple Corps had much of a reason to sue Apple for the Apple Music Store, but for this iTunes Producer thing... hell I'd be pissed.
jsalzer said:But isn't that exactly why it's NOT the "Apple Music Store", but is the "iTunes Music Store"? And why this is not "Apple Producer", but is iTunes Producer? The parent company name isn't used in any of the music-related products or activities. If Apple loses this law suit, there's something wrong. Very very wrong.
BornAgainMac said:It does look like from the original series. From the entire series, I think Scotty was the only one that ever picked up a mouse. It was a one button Mac mouse. He hated the one button mouse and ended up using the keyboard. All Macs with OS X can be operated from the keyboard.
Two successful new products came out a few years after that scene with Scotty. A one inch thick Powerbook and a transparent iMac.
jouster said:Apple Records sued Apple Computer because the latter agreed, a long time ago, to refrain from developing any kind of music related business, an agreement to which Apple Computer has obviously not stuck. The naming conventions are immaterial.
In fact, Apple Records' case is far from wrong, and they have won money from Apple Computer in the past for exactly the same thing.
~Shard~ said:I "only" have the MX510, (corded, no BT, no laser, etc. don't need all that stuff) and I find it to be an amazing mouse as well. It's no MX1000..
Einherjar said:Don't worry, your 510 is better than the 1000--people say it jumps horribly. In fact the specs on the interfacing part of the mouse are the exact same, save for the fact that the input is via a laser as opposed to a camera. It doesn't justify the 20 or so extra you'll pay for it when their lesser mice are more than adequate.
I'd suggest an MX900 (which is the 510's engine with wireless) if you wanted a wireless mouse. It's gotta be the best bluetooth mouse on the market, IMO.
Get a Ratpadz GS mousing surface (http://www.ratpadz.com) and some teflon mouse tape for your 510...trust me, you'll thank me later. :-D
abrooks said:No I don't remember that at all, its common opinion that the 3G iPod is the best of the bunch so to say, I find the touch sensitive-ness to be much more superior to that of the click wheel (biased opinion because the click wheel is horrible ).