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Magic Mouse

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Magic Mouse
A multitouch computer mouse from Apple. Introduced in 2009, Magic Mouse has no buttons or wheels. Its entire top surface is touch sensitive, which allows it to be used like a regular click mouse, while also responding to gestures for scrolling in all directions.

It's Magic!
Scrolling is done by sliding a finger over the mouse in the appropriate direction. There is no scroll wheel, and any area of the surface can accept one- and two-finger gestures. (Image courtesy of Apple Inc.)
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Inside, there's 4GB of RAM and 1TB hard drive, but it's the new multi-touch Magic Mouse sat in front of it that should really get your dongle a-twitching.
gadgets and gizmos by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Elsewhere an SD Card slot is a new addition, while Apple's new touchsensitive, gesture-enabled Magic Mouse comes included.
GADGETS; GAMES by The Mirror (London, England)
Magic Mouse lets people use finger gestures instead of buttons, wheels, or balls to navigate computer screens.
Apple puts touch "Magic" in computer mouse by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)
 
 
 
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