marco: The new Magic Mouse, left, replacing my huge, awesome, but flaky MX Revolution. The MX Revolution is a great mouse for many reasons, but the real revolution was the weighty, flywheel-like scroll wheel that moves in the normal notchy, incremental way unless you flick it quickly, at which point it unlocks from notchy mode and free-spins until stopped. This is an amazingly useful and intuitive function when scrolling through very long content, like a long web page, large documents, or an iPhoto library. Thanks to Marco, I just discovered that my Logitech mouse (one of their compact “notebook” mouse models) has the same scroll wheel!  Quite handy, indeed.
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marco:

The new Magic Mouse, left, replacing my huge, awesome, but flaky MX Revolution.

The MX Revolution is a great mouse for many reasons, but the real revolution was the weighty, flywheel-like scroll wheel that moves in the normal notchy, incremental way unless you flick it quickly, at which point it unlocks from notchy mode and free-spins until stopped. This is an amazingly useful and intuitive function when scrolling through very long content, like a long web page, large documents, or an iPhoto library.

Thanks to Marco, I just discovered that my Logitech mouse (one of their compact “notebook” mouse models) has the same scroll wheel!  Quite handy, indeed.

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  1. danielbru reblogged this from marco
  2. tbeseda reblogged this from marco and added:
    My exact sentiments....same switch recently.
  3. kirindave reblogged this from marco and added:
    new magic mouse,...feel almost exactly...don’t mind...
  4. javahead reblogged this from marco and added:
    my Logitech mouse (one...their compact “notebook”...same...
  5. bukanoranggoblog reblogged this from marco and added:
    Hmmm… saya sedang menunggu ‘Revolusi’
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