Around the Web: Mighty Mouse Roars

Any one has any information of the use of the Mighty Mouse by someone who is lefthanded?

Not impressed. I take my trackball with me on the plane, trips, wherever. It would be great if Apple made a trackball with some of this technology - and even better if it were Bluetooth capable. Until then - sticking with what I have.

I would never buy a wired mouse again...I'll stick with my MX 900

What would be really usefull is if Apple could take the pressure sensing technology and incorporate it into the PowerBooks. I'd love to have a two button option along below the trackpad. Again, letting users configure if software if the want each side of the button to act the same or different. C

Hey, thanks for the mention of the Ars article! ;)

I'm tempted, but there's got to be a bluetooth version first. I already have two Logitech wireless mouth (long story - don't ask) and I can get along with these until then.

Whatever... you sheep can't think for yourselves anymore. Don't take seriously any mouse that isn't wireless. What a piece of junk. So it uses buttons in ways that haven't been done before... but who cares if I have to deal with a freaking USB cord to use it. This product just shows you how out of touch Apple is... They have BLUETOOTH wireless standard, but can't even make a decent mouse for it. What a joke.

I played with, did not buy it. I was unimpressed. The scroll button is a lot like what many laptops of old with the eraser button in the middle of the keyboard. I review on my blog at http://www.reelsmart.com

It looks great. I love the idea behind a programmable mouse. However, I have to wonder how comfortable it is? I use a logitech mouse now, and it feels great in my hand. I'll try out the Mighty Mouse at the store, and if it feels comfortable to me, then I'll buy one.

I agree with texinick: clip that wire and I'll consider it.