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No, it's not worth it.  Trust me, on a Macbook, trackpads are great.  Much better.  I didn't like them either until I got a Macbook.  Most of the gestures you do on a Macbook aren't even available on the Magic mouse.

Last edited by maxskywalker (2011-11-28 14:35:08)

roijac wrote:

get a PC
and ubuntu
and with the money you saved you can buy urself icecream each day one month long or whatever 

Magic mouse? I have one and it's not bad although sometimes you do wish for a normal three button mouse... but with Lion... it is very useful. I'd recommend you get it.

SeptimusHeap wrote:

No, it's too much money for not enough features.

Also, a question, do you make apps in Objective C or Xcode? I made my first one at school today in xcode 3.2.6. Also, is it legal to run Snow Lepoard/Lion on a virtual machine on a windows computer? Because I have one and want to make apps on it.

It is now legal to run SL but I don't know about Lion 

SeptimusHeap wrote:

You sure?

http://www.macrumors.com/2011/11/20/vmw … d-and-snow

Apparently they changed the licence when Lion came out. You can also use Virtual Box 

SeptimusHeap wrote:

No, it's too much money for not enough features.

Also, a question, do you make apps in Objective C or Xcode? I made my first one at school today in xcode 3.2.6. Also, is it legal to run Snow Lepoard/Lion on a virtual machine on a windows computer? Because I have one and want to make apps on it.

It's not legal.  It is legal to have a Snow Leopard/Lion VM, but only on Apple hardware.

I don't like the magic mouse. I use a magic trackpad with a corded apple keyboard on my 2006-07 iMac. It's great.

stevetheipad wrote:

Got it.

Do you have any insight on my above questions?