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Photos: Apple's wireless Mighty Mouse

By · July 25, 2006, 10:55 PM PST · billdetwiler

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  • Except for the scroll ball, the surface of Apple Computer's new wireless Mighty Mouse looks like its standard, single-button Bluetooth mouse. The right and left buttons are actually touch sensors hidden by the mouse's white shell.

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  • The Mac maker claims that Mighty Mouse's laser tracking engine is 20 times more sensitive than that of a normal optical mouse.

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  • The original, wired Mighty Mouse debuted last year. Its key feature: the scroll ball, which enables 360-degree movement with one finger. Touch-sensitive technology under the top shell detects where you're clicking.

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  • Three previous generations of Apple mice: Apple's "hockey puck" mouse, the Pro Mouse and the tailed Mighty Mouse.

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Except for the scroll ball, the surface of Apple Computer's new wireless Mighty Mouse looks like its standard, single-button Bluetooth mouse. The right and left buttons are actually touch sensors hidden by the mouse's white shell.

Apple Computer

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