MacBook and MacBook Pro review

[IlllI]

if anyone was curious Text

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[Gunslinger08]

I'd buy one if it had an option for a standard two button trackpad.

 

[TheStu]

Originally posted by: joshsquall
I'd buy one if it had an option for a standard two button trackpad.

Well, it never will so I guess you aren't buying one. You can configure in software to have the bottom right of the trackpad be a secondary click and the bottom left be a primary click. Or, you just tap 2 fingers on the trackpad, or click with 2 fingers.

 

[IlllI]

Originally posted by: joshsquall
I'd buy one if it had an option for a standard two button trackpad.

dont all macs, and even their mice only have one button? i dont think theres a right click/left click button.. well actual physical buttons i mean. just a 'unibutton' for lack of a better word

 

[jiggpig]

I picked up one of these the other day (my first mac). The no-button trackpad doesn't bother me at all, you should try it before you judge it.

 

[TheStu]

Originally posted by: clandren

Originally posted by: joshsquall
I'd buy one if it had an option for a standard two button trackpad.

dont all macs, and even their mice only have one button? i dont think theres a right click/left click button.. well actual physical buttons i mean. just a 'unibutton' for lack of a better word

This is true, Apple has been a proponent of the one button mouse/trackpad for a while. They then use modifiers to invoke the secondary or tertiary functions.