THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: Borys on October 20, 2009, 01:55:46 PM
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Hmm, so this is why they never bothered to fix the Mighty Mouse's scroll ball. Well, I'll probably get one.
It's for the artsy distinguished effete fellows browsing huffpost.
:american :american :american
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Hey look, more overpriced Mac crap with little to no functionality so hipsters feel cool.
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It's $69.
Same price as the Mighty Mouse, then.
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Meh, only about ten bucks more than my Logitech mouse that I use. Cool technology but I hardly ever use a mouse to begin with, I just love my MBPs trackpad too much.
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How can you play games with this?
Apple better get back in the tree.
Applefags don't play games on their Apple, they use it for computer stuff and impress other people.
:smug
Looks very hot.
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:rofl Are you fucking kidding me? One step closer to this:
[youtube=560,345]9BnLbv6QYcA[/youtube]
"Intuitive" is even the first adjective used to describe it on that Apple page. Self-parody total
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That looks pretty cool, actually. This is the first time since their first that Apple had a neat mouse. I'm hoping Logitech or Microsoft put out something similar, except designed around games and productivity. Like, it would be pretty cool in an RTS game to scroll around the map by dragging two fingers around while still being able to control the cursor like you would normally control it.
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I wonder if it'll have any kind of haptic or audio feedback for clicking, like the little piezo speaker in the Mighty Mouse. If it doesn't, then that's the one thing I can imagine that might bother me about it.
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Except it looks way hotter, fagovonio
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:rofl Are you fucking kidding me? One step closer to this:
[youtube=560,345]9BnLbv6QYcA[/youtube]
"Intuitive" is even the first adjective used to describe it on that Apple page. Self-parody total
Not really mang. It's basically just taking their technology in the macbook trackpads and putting it into a mouse form factor. Seems pretty cool to me.
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That looks pretty cool, actually. This is the first time since their first that Apple had a neat mouse. I'm hoping Logitech or Microsoft put out something similar, except designed around games and productivity. Like, it would be pretty cool in an RTS game to scroll around the map by dragging two fingers around while still being able to control the cursor like you would normally control it.
Or you can map that function to the scroll ball. Or just use hotkeys like any non-scrub.
Not really mang. It's basically just taking their technology in the macbook trackpads and putting it into a mouse form factor. Seems pretty cool to me.
It seems like the Wii philosophy is being integrated into the Mighty Mouse.
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:rofl Are you fucking kidding me? One step closer to this:
[youtube=560,345]9BnLbv6QYcA[/youtube]
"Intuitive" is even the first adjective used to describe it on that Apple page. Self-parody total
:rofl
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Except it looks way hotter, fagovonio
I could kill your Eurotrash face.
Go start a soccer riot or something.
Eurotrash is not a derogatory term, boy :smug
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The real benefit of this mouse - and the one Apple isn't talking about - is that it will allow 2D scrolling control on top of the mouse without needing a mechanical ball that gets gummed up if it's not maintained by disassembling the mouse.
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Hey look, more overpriced Mac crap with little to no functionality so hipsters feel cool.
Troof. :punch
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brrrrrr it got cold itt.
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The real benefit of this mouse - and the one Apple isn't talking about - is that it will allow 2D scrolling control on top of the mouse without needing a mechanical ball that gets gummed up if it's not maintained by disassembling the mouse.
Hey, that almost sounds like a tilting scroll wheel that's been included with every PC mouse above $20 for the last half-decade now. And wasn't the whole idea behind the the scroll ball over a scroll wheel on the Mighty Mouse that it was more intuitive? :teehee
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Hey, that almost sounds like a tilting scroll wheel that's been included with every PC mouse above $20 for the last half-decade now. And wasn't the whole idea behind the the scroll ball over a scroll wheel on the Mighty Mouse that it was more intuitive? :smug
Tilt on a scroll wheel doesn't offer you anywhere near the same kind of control and tactility you get with a scroll ball. You get one speed left or right. It's like holding down arrow keys.
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Seemed more appropriate.
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Tilt on a scroll wheel doesn't offer you anywhere near the same kind of control and tactility you get with a scroll ball. You get one speed left or right. It's like holding down arrow keys.
What are you guys doing on a daily basis that you need to scroll diagonally and still have complete control over the cursor?
I just can't help but feel that this is another excuse for the rabid Mac fanboys to feel more progressive, and I also don't doubt that the (unnecessary) functionality won't be nearly as problem-free as advertised -- like the Wii, and like the scroll ball. I'd at least like a normal mouse for the people that are perfectly capable of (and prefer) using the PC model so that when I have to use my Mac I'm not forced to take it up the ass from overreaching tech designers that favor intuitiveness over practicality.
Why did you change his smiley?
Smug is more fitting, but it was way at the bottom and I forgot about it.
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this thread ::)
Apple has come a long way since only one mouse button :teehee
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No shit Mojo ALL THAT?
http://www.evilbore.com/forum/index.php?topic=31269.0
There, now stop shitting up the thread with this silliness
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:rofl
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dude, its his thread and you're shitting it up. take a chill pill brah
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I like how the right click feature is pitched as something worth mentioning.
Good slick feel to it though, but that's expected with Apple.
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dude, its his thread and you're shitting it up. take a chill pill brah
You're confusing the Poles
edit: Besides, at least my bitching was pertinent to the OP instead of some frivolous little e-feud
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worst thread since NPD
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It's for the artsy distinguished effete fellows browsing huffpost.
(http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e86/PhoenixDark1/n30318028_34575252_3382.jpg)
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Glad this thread is re-opened. I'll probably buy this mouse. I hate my Mighty Mouse and miss my PowerBook's sexy, easy-to-use, ambidextrously accessible trackpad. Sounds like they're on the right path.