The second autumn Keynote is knocking on the door. Its start is Apple scheduled for tomorrow at 1 a.m., with the intention of focusing primarily on the new Macs. However, it won't be just about them. Sources Bloombergu confirmed that the next point Keynote will also be updated Magic periphery – that is Magic Mouse, Keyboard and Trackpad.
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With update Magic peripherals have been in the works for quite some time, although it should be added that this is not a big deal. The only expected upgrade is supposed to be the transition from Lightning port to USB-C, which is also ultimately inevitable given that Apple passes from Lightningto USB-C on all its products. Anything else that the new generation Magic If the periphery differs from the existing one, then it will be de facto "above plan". Magic Trackpadya Keyboard was also updated relatively recently (specifically with the introduction of the 24" iMac), when they Apple slightly changed the design. It is therefore possible that this upgrade is perceived by him as a redesign and therefore he has nothing fundamental planned in this regard. But everything will be revealed tonight and what Keynote “Scary Fast" planned for will bring a non-Christian hour for Czech apple lovers.
Would you like toonecould really do something with Magic mouse. Sure, it's nice, it's stylish, but the ergonomics are basically zero. I've been using a vertical mouse for a few years now and honestly I wouldn't want another one, it's a shame that Apple this does not solve and some vertical magic mouse not yet published.
Strange, I've been using it for 13 years every day for about 5-10 hours and absolutely fine.
I understand that it's a matter of habit, but it really doesn't suit me in terms of ergonomics. Since I have the vertical mouse I would not change. But of course I had to give up gesture control.
I just don't think I ever will Apple something like the vertical mouse introduced, it's a thing for the absolute minority of users.
I also read everywhere how it is Magic Mouse bad, unergonomic, has to be charged in the "on your back" position and then cannot be used. I'm probably the only one who doesn't have a problem with it ;)
Magic mouse They think it's the opposite, ergonomic. For example, I like these flat mice because they don't hurt my wrists.
Things that bother me Magic Mouse are annoying:
1. charging the mouse below, it invented the fact with the pardon of the demented! other manufacturers have it from the front that you can charge the mouse and use it at the same time, because the mouse turns into a wired mouse when charging...
2. cursor movement, I don't know if MM has such a tragic sensor, but even when max sensitivity doesn't change before I can throw it in the trash, so I thought I'd try some third-party software that improved the horror andoneThe cursor moves as it should. I don't understand how anyone can work with it without modifications, before I could move a few pixels across the screen, flick the mouse and travel miles.... horror.
The only reason I didn't trash the mouse was that it's low, which I consider a luxury for my wrist, otherwise I wouldn't even try to fix the cursor sensitivity.
I hope that the new version (except USB-C) will already have a proper sensor and will be able to be charged and used at the same time.
Apple the keyboard flew out of the house right away, so whatever they come up with, MX Keys will always be an order of magnitude better choice.
It would beoneThey could not imagine a keyboard like the one on macbooku :) and for the mouse I still have the first generation battery-powered one and it's been working for 12 years :D mac mini i7 with 1TB storage as well and it is mostly left running at idle and when not in use it is only in a resting state :D