I’m really picky about mice. When I upgraded to Apple’s newest OS, 10.6 (or Snow Leopard), a couple weeks ago, it threw off the performance of my Kensington SlimBlade just enough to slowly drive me insane. When a co-worker was going on vacation, I borrowed her brand new Magic Mouse, and fell in love with the little sucker immediately. I’ve had bad experiences with bluetooth mice before, but this is perfectly reliable. you also scroll by moving your finger across the surface the same way you would with an iPhone, a very familiar gesture at this point for me. If you give it a shot, I’d recommend cranking up the tracking and cranking down the scrolling in your settings, but your mileage may vary.

I’m really picky about mice.

When I upgraded to Apple’s newest OS, 10.6 (or Snow Leopard), a couple weeks ago, it threw off the performance of my Kensington SlimBlade just enough to slowly drive me insane.

When a co-worker was going on vacation, I borrowed her brand new Magic Mouse, and fell in love with the little sucker immediately.

I’ve had bad experiences with bluetooth mice before, but this is perfectly reliable. you also scroll by moving your finger across the surface the same way you would with an iPhone, a very familiar gesture at this point for me.

If you give it a shot, I’d recommend cranking up the tracking and cranking down the scrolling in your settings, but your mileage may vary.

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  1. furio said: I also like mice, but this doesn’t seem at all appetizing.
  2. alexbain posted this

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