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- Thread starter Tom
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I potentially see the click bring done via the feet as being a slight issue if you're not using it on a desk, i.e on a soft surface, I will reserve judgement until I've played with one properly though.
I know it supports the pseudo click like all mac trackpads, but I always turn that off as it always seems to click when I don't want it to.
I know it supports the pseudo click like all mac trackpads, but I always turn that off as it always seems to click when I don't want it to.
A silver one
No idea?
He went for the;
2.93GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7
8GB 1333MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x4GB
2TB Serial ATA Drive
Magic Mouse + Magic Trackpad
Apple Remote
Came to £2,323, but he got it for £2,183.
dCi 65 + C2 (<Sold)
For that price I'd expect SSD tbh.
Rav4
I bet he going to be using it for documents & emails 
Someone at work just bout a similar spec imac and all he uses is google and citrix, would not listen to me.
Someone at work just bout a similar spec imac and all he uses is google and citrix, would not listen to me.
dCi 65 + C2 (<Sold)
Hilarity!
Picked up a magic trackpad in regent street yesterday and my initial reservations over the clicking were gone. Although the physical click requires it to be on a solid surface, the "soft click" works very well, much better than the first time I tried it a long time ago, I've not actually managed to accidentally click anywhere.
BMW M4; S1000 RR
It's the same as a MBP trackpad asfaik. The click is on a pivot from the very top, and if you want to click whilst not on a desk or similar you have to press on the pad and the little rubber pads on the back at the bottom. It's a nice piece of kit, I can't think why it can't replace a mouse for example, but you just expect to have a mouse on a computer don't you..
It's different. On a mbp the trackpad clicks, not the mbp case. On the magicpad they make the feet click rather than the surface, which makes it unclickable on anything other than a hard surface, they could have engineered it so that it worked like the Mbp touchpad, but they didn't.
However, the soft click works a lot better than I ever remember, so it's a moot point.
We watch 4od and iplayer in bed and the mouse just isn't convenient on the duvet, the trackpad is however.
