Apple Magic Trackpad 2

The Magic Trackpad 2 is larger than its predecessor, and adds a rechargeable internal battery and Force Click, but it's nearly twice the price.

I never really liked mice. My first computers didn’t have them, and by grad school I had switched to a PowerBook with its built-in trackball, so there was only a narrow window of three or fou…

Intuitive multi-touch gestures make Apple’s Magic Trackpad a viable alternative to any mouse. I spent 15 hours testing it wherever I took my iPad.

Apple's updated Magic Trackpad, released alongside the new generation of iMacs, is bigger, whiter and equipped with Force Touch pressure-sensitive technology. Here's our hands-on review of the Magic Trackpad 2

REVIEW - Twelve South started joining Mac keyboards to Mac trackpads back in 2011 with their original MagicWand. This was back when you had to use a penny to

With the introduction of Magic Trackpad 2 and Magic Mouse 2, Apple offers two solid upgrades to its peripheral accessory lineup, but in our estimation only one is worthy of the "magic" moniker.

Apple's Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad 2 have big shoes to fill. Depending on your workflow, they may come up swinging.

If you have been reading my articles for the past twelve years in English (or decades if you also read Castilian), you know that I am into quality, open usability (worldcams), clear nomenclature (non-integer framerates supported and properly expressed), good UI, proper 48 kHz audio sampling, ergonomics and health. You already know that I love [...]Read More... from Review: Apple Magic Trackpad 2 outclasses any other pointing device on any OS