Apple Mouse Reviews

"Apple's utilities for the keyboard and mouse in OS X are excellent and tightly integrated into the operating system...No matter how large or small your business is, you are constantly faced with the challenged of keeping all your computer systems up and running, upgraded and updated...Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Ziff Davis Media Inc..." read more »

"Attractive design Scroll ball is comfortable and easy to use Works with Windows and Mac systems Integration with Tiger is flawless...Side buttons are hard to squeeze Comfort could be improved...Free phone support is available for the first 90 days after purchase, and Apple's support Web site offers troubleshooting advice, FAQs and a searchable users' forum...By sheer chance and very good fortune, I now own an ASUS N10J netbook...The..." read more »

"Now you can get the world-famous Mighty Mouse without the tail...Through the power of Mac OS X Tiger, Mighty Mouse gives you fingertip access to the special features you love..." read more »

"With all its clicking capability tucked neatly under the seamless top shell, Mighty Mouse boasts drop-dead good looks and wireless portability, too...Since then I have an extra mouse which is not that bad...This is a good reason to use rechargeable batteries as I've always done..." read more »

"Sexy design; vertical scrolling works like a physical scroll wheel; pairs easily with Mac computers; ambidextrous....Awkwardly narrow profile; doesn't work with Windows PCs; laser sensor not as advanced as Darkfield and...Tell us what you like about this product...Compared with the Mighty Mouse's oval shape, the rectangular Magic Mouse is definitely smaller, overall, except for its weight, which gains a few ounces because of the two AA alkaline batteries that..." read more »

"Cable is too short; no second button; more expensive than Microsoft's optical mouse....The mouse won't work on surfaces that pass through or reflect light, such as glass tabletops or mirrors...In addition to negating the need for a mouse pad except for personal expression, the new mouse's optical technology will make it a good alternative for PowerBook and iBook owners who don't like those computers' built-in trackpads...Born as part of the original iMac's..." read more »

"Cable is too short; no second button; more expensive than Microsoft's optical mouse....The mouse won't work on surfaces that pass through or reflect light, such as glass tabletops or mirrors...In addition to negating the need for a mouse pad except for personal expression, the new mouse's optical technology will make it a good alternative for PowerBook and iBook owners who don't like those computers' built-in trackpads...Born as part of the original iMac's..." read more »

"Cable is too short; no second button; more expensive than Microsoft's optical mouse....The mouse won't work on surfaces that pass through or reflect light, such as glass tabletops or mirrors...In addition to negating the need for a mouse pad except for personal expression, the new mouse's optical technology will make it a good alternative for PowerBook and iBook owners who don't like those computers' built-in trackpads...Born as part of the original iMac's..." read more »

"Or wait for the Mighty Mouse to come out in wireless form...I wanted to take advantage of the built-in Bluetooth and was drawn to the freedom offered by eliminating cord clutter, freeing up USB ports and being......Initially I did use a different mouse with the Mini, a Logitech infra-red model, however I was not overly satisfied with the results..." read more »

"With its range of functions and proven reliability, the Bluetooth Wireless (m9269zm/a) is a most useful tool for any computer graphics expert or wannabee...Please click on the stars above to view a full synopsis of the ethical background to the Bluetooth Wireless (m9269zm/a...Gooshing's search of over 350 retailers gets you the best price at which to buy the Bluetooth Wireless (m9269zm/a...The overall category into which the Computer Mouse /Trackball falls..." read more »