Mac Mice

[fuzzy_logic]

Just found this.

http://www.me-now.com/macmicemousebt.html

http://www.megamacs.com/v1/?action=view&pid=2428039

[thekore]

and for those in the UK, CancomUK

[Spykes424]

just wait a bit -- http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000060036247/

[Southern Patriot]

  xp1ode said:

i dunno how the people that make the switch from pc to mac, how can they stand the one button thing, i certainly couldn't so i didnt buy a imac from my friend.?

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Mac OS is[bDESIGNED>[/b]> to be used with a single button mouse, although it can take advantage of a multi button mouse. Why is this concept so hard for people to understand? There is nothing in OS X thatrequires> the use of the second button.

[fukachu]

but its nice to have the scroll feature and for people who might like to play games on their system.. please dont say get a console or a windows box because sometimes people might just want to play warcraft or something like that on their mac and its much better with a right click button.

[Southern Patriot]

  Fizical said:

but its nice to have the scroll feature and for people who might like to play games on their system.. please dont say get a console or a windows box because sometimes people might just want to play warcraft or something like that on their mac and its much better with a right click button.

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Then buy a multi-button mouse. It's not like they won't work with a Mac. I mean, really, how many people actually use the mouse that originally came with their system anyway, except as a last resort?

[fukachu]

i never said it wouldnt.. you were saynig that mac is perfectly designed for one mouse so why get a 2 button and i was telling you why...

btw i use the defualt mouse that came with my PC it has optical and wire.. but no need to update cause i dont need 8 buttons or whatever..

[VV613]

I use MX510 and Steelpad 4D. I like it's gliding a lot. But now i'm looking forward to buy Apple. I wonder. Can i use my gear on Macintosh?

[Shetland]

dunno what those mice are specifically, but osx supports most multi-button mice.

[Amnesia]

i paid 50 pounds for a wireless keyboard and mouse from the Apple Store.

I just plugged in my bluetooth dongle, paired it, and it works totally fine.

No drivers, no special leads for USB nothing.

Whoever says otherwise is wrong or has a problem with their pc.

I use a Toshiba laptop.

I personally going to use the laptop and keyboard for my Plasma tv/Mac mini and buying a MX1000

Plus there is a two button mouse coming out by Apple soon.

As for right clicking at the moment, you can download a little patch/app that lets you either hold down the button for a second OR hold CTRL then click.

Easy, sexay, and ace quality.