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Apple launches the first touch mouse

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The new Apple Magic Mouse is the first wireless mouse without wheels or buttons to use Multi-Touch technology and allows users to navigate with intuitive finger gestures.

? Multi-Touch technology introduced a much better way to interact with your portable devices: gestures; Now we have gone one step further by introducing the same gesture methodology to a desktop computer with a mouse that is unlike anything you have ever seen ?, announce its creators. Indeed, the surface of the Magic Mouse is covered by a one-piece, touch-sensitive housing that adapts to hand movements . Using intuitive gestures , the user can easily scroll to browse large documents, swipe through large images, or tap to scroll forward or backward through a series of web pages or photos. In addition, as in the iPhone and iPod touch , it is capable of adjusting the speed of movement on the screen based on the speed at which our fingers move.

The Magic Mouse comes standard with the new iMac , and will also be available separately at the end of October in the Apple Store and at the points of sale of the Apple Authorized Dealer network at a price of 69 euros .

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