force-touch trackpad is undoubtedly the most interesting thing that the new MacBook a MacBook Pro 13″ they offer and while we are already preparing a detailed article about this new product, you can take a look at what Force touch is releasing trackpad sound. If you turn up the volume on your speakers to a higher level (don't worry, no sound other than trackpad you won't hear it on the recording), then you will hear not only the clicking sound trackpadbut also the response of the haptic motor, which emits a very specific sound, which currently only occurs with one single action, namely fast-forwarding a video in Quicktime.
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I'm just afraid that it won't be just another thing that can go wrong unnecessarily :/
But could you write your impressions of using the new trackpad... I would really appreciate that :) is it better/more comfortable than the old trackpad... for example :)
Actually this one trackpad does it work exactly the same as the previous one?
This means I can normally use a three-finger tap on QuickLook instead of pushing harder to scroll QuickTime video by dragging two fingers and control the speed by the length of the drag, etc. Or am I wrong?
The only difference is that this new one Trackpad has additional pressure functions, that is Apple it didn't remove the usability of the old one, it just added new capabilities to the new one right?
Please mention it in the article, thank you.
It's not about sound or selection for me. I want to have the feeling that I pressed something and that something moved somewhere by a few hundredths of a millimeter. Try pressing now trackpad on its upper side, close to the keyboard. It's unnatural. But maybe when I have the chance to try it I'll change my mind, I still don't like it remotely.
hurfo: the feeling of compression there will be the feedback, not just the sound