Why buy a MacBook Pro 15" instead of a MacBook Air?

cd34 · 2008-12-16, 01:24 PM

I used the multitouch trackpad and keyboard at the apple store for about 20 minutes one day. Since I use the touchpad all the time rather than an external mouse, and I am used to the double click or drag on the trackpad, I didn't find the new trackpad difficult to get used to. I had to be more attentive and not rest my thumb on the trackpad since it is now completely usable as a trackpad. Getting used to command-click for a right click was more trouble than getting used to the trackpad click. I still doubletap the trackpad and click-drag quite a bit.

2008-12-16, 01:24 PM	#1
cd34 a.k.a. Sparky Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA Posts: 2,396	I used the multitouch trackpad and keyboard at the apple store for about 20 minutes one day. Since I use the touchpad all the time rather than an external mouse, and I am used to the double click or drag on the trackpad, I didn't find the new trackpad difficult to get used to. I had to be more attentive and not rest my thumb on the trackpad since it is now completely usable as a trackpad. Getting used to command-click for a right click was more trouble than getting used to the trackpad click. I still doubletap the trackpad and click-drag quite a bit. __________________ SnapReplay.com a different way to share photos - iPhone & Android