Apple's newest peripheral is the Magic Mouse

It does not require 10.6.2...

System Requirements:
Bluetooth-enabled Mac computer
Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later with Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0
Existing keyboard and mouse for setup

Drilling down, the mouse requires OSX 10.6.2. Software update soon folks!

What a disappointment.
Multi-touch? You mean Two-Touch. It sounds like it can only detect 2 fingers. Why not give me a few more options (like the additional programmable buttons on my Microsoft Intellimouse)?

I can scroll with any mouse. I can do primary and secondary clicks with any mouse. C'mon Apple, do something useful with the multi-touch capability. How about a 'back' button? I have to swipe with two fingers to go back? My current mouse has a button for that, right by my thumb. How about a few more options in the preferences panel?

Their video says I can zoom my screen with Option and a swipe. I can already do that with Option and scroll.

Fail.

And that wireless keyboard - it's the same as the one I already bought. How about a wireless model with keypad? Or a trackpad?

Fail.

I already bought my mouse and remote!

As long as it right-clicks better than the Mighty Mouse, I'll probably get one. My Logitech MX1000 is dying a slow painful death.

Just ordered 2! Was waiting anxiously for this long overdue update. Now if only Apple hadn't replaced my old problematic 24" iMac with a brand new 24" 3 weeks ago (groan)

LOL, typical apple rebelling against two buttons! :)

So with all the "We do batteries better" stuff, why didn't they put one of the new rechargable batteries in the mouse? They could have stuck a mini USB port on the front which could be used to charge it or upsell you to a charging craddle.

Maybe I'm all alone on this one, but I'd rather have the glassy trackpad from my MBP in a little wireless pad that replaces the mouse all together. It seems so weird to me to have that nice of a sensor that you have to drag around. I mean, it's still an optical mouse, which will go bananas on wood grains and be useless on glass tables/tabletops.

Cool, this will be very interesting - now, when can we please have scrolling 'with momentum' for the MB(P) touchpads?