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What Apple could learn from MS about mice | |
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| Time: 08:58 EST/13:58 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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AT THE MOMENT, I mainly use Apple keyboards; I find the current extended desktop version to be quite usable, though I'd prefer a little more travel in the keys and a bit more Selectric-style feedback. Having two additional USB ports on it is an excellent feature; on my keyboard, for example, one of those extra ports currently houses a Bluetooth adapter. Apple's mice are another matter entirely. Apple really has lost its touch on that front, for two generations now. Leaving aside the fact that one button just isn't enough these days, the execrable puck mouse remains to my mind the worst possible solution. | ||
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