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Apple Introduces Mighty Mouse

August 2, 2005

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Apple Mighty MouseApple has finally introduced a multi-button mouse specifically designed to work with OS X Tiger.

Dubbed Mighty Mouse, the new input device has an optical sensor, touch-sensitive pads instead of moving click parts on the top, a 360 degree Scroll Ball, and force-sensitive side buttons that can be programmed by the user.

The mouse has a price point of $49 and is available immediately from the online Apple Store.

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  1. I’m not a Mac user, but I always thought you could use any USB mouse on a mac. I wonder why it has taken them so long to add multiple buttons anyway.

  2. There are many USB aftermarket mice available for a mac. This just marks the first time Apple has moved away from the single-button mouse.

    Now they just have to release a bluetooth version of this one.

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