Nismo
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We got a few Mac Mini's in this week (oct 12 versions) very good may I add, cracking machine for £400 (ex vat) i may add.
We opted for the Trackpad and keyboard from apple, as one is going to be used as a demo machine, found a nice little frame that holds the keyboard and trackpad together! very nice! and first time ive properly used the trackpad and its very good! if anyone is ever wondering about getting the track pad over a mouse then id say go for it 
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Marc
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That does look pretty special 
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Balling
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Frame makes it look very cheap some how.
Can get an invisible clip that holds the two together from the underside.
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Nismo
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006T3RM08/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i02
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Nismo
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quote:
Originally posted by Balling
Frame makes it look very cheap some how.
Can get an invisible clip that holds the two together from the underside.
I dont think it does, fits in perfectly with the style of the keys, and lets you turn them on and off without removing them from the frame.
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evilrob
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Is that a Clique from Henge Docks?
I've got one of those - it's awesome.
edit: just visited your link and yes it is
[Edited on 08-12-2012 by evilrob]
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LeeM
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i need one of those, to use my keyboard trackpad combo ive currently got a ruler taped between the 2! was looking at a magic wand but the clique allows you to get a physical click when its in the air doesnt it?
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Nismo
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Yes, but I changed the settings from click to tap as its much easier to use it as a tap
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pow
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They looks nice and all that but I can't cant bear using the trackpad on my laptop... Can't imagine using one all the time
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Bart
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I cant imagine using one over a mouse, not for work purposes where Id need precision movement etc
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LeeM
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
They looks nice and all that but I can't cant bear using the trackpad on my laptop... Can't imagine using one all the time
you got a macbook?
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John
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Apple track pad is good but nowhere near as good as a mouse.
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Rob_Quads
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Agreed. On laptops the Mac trackpad is VERY good but for a desktop I would always take a mouse over it.
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pow
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quote:
Originally posted by LeeM
quote:
Originally posted by pow
They looks nice and all that but I can't cant bear using the trackpad on my laptop... Can't imagine using one all the time
you got a macbook?
No, give me a digitalised any day
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Andrew
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Those track pads, if you press down with two fingers, is it like a right click? (MacBook Pro is like this which is a nice feature when using bootcamp).
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LeeM
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Yeah they function the same as the MacBook
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Andrew
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Had a look at the trackpad in the apple shop yesterday. Really cool bit of kit!
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