Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Apple Magic Trackpad Unboxing & Overview”.
We’Re back for another unboxing here at unbox therapy, today, a rather straightforward unboxing of the new Apple Magic Trackpad, which, from what I understand is very similar to the trackpads, were used to on a newer, MacBooks and MacBook Pros, except significantly larger. First thing we noticed pulling it out of the box, is that it’s heavier than it looks like it’s going to be. It’S really nothing else in the box here with the Magic Trackpad, except for a very straightforward manual. It’S a simple packaging like you’d expect from Apple. So when considering the purchase of the Magic Trackpad, I basically see two separate use case scenarios. The first would be to use a trackpad in conjunction with a mouse, alternating back and forth in order to use each one for particular functions. The reason why I like this scenario, is if you’re fatigued from mousing around it gives you an alternative input method which could potentially relieve the muscles used to Mouse. The other use case scenario was obviously independently on its own, and I picture that being perfect in environments where desk space is limited and a traditional mousepad and mouse might not make sense, since it is a heavy device, it doesn’t really move around on the desk too Much here’s a size, comparison against my samsung galaxy s and next up against the iPhone 4. So, as you can see, it’s fairly compact, even though it’s a big mousing surface .
