As it turns out, Apple blew the description of its "aural feedback" and "touch sensitivity" out of proportion and led most of us to believe that 1) there was some sort of speaker built into the mouse with synthetic mouse sounds coming out of it, and 2) the shell might be solid-state touch-sensitive like our beloved iPod wheels. That is absolutely not the case—I even stuck my ear up to the mouse while using it for several minutes to be sure (and received a few strange glances in the process).
Like the Apple Pro Mouse, the upper shell depresses when you press on it in various places with your finger(s), and the clicking noise is an actual, real clicking noise that is not any different from the clicking noise I'm getting right now with the Microsoft Intellimouse on my Windows XP box. Frankly, I was almost a little disappointed that I would not be able to make fun of these "features!"
[^] # Re: cependant
Posté par Krunch (courriel, site web personnel) . En réponse au journal Mort d'un Troll. Évalué à 2.
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/mightymouse.ars/2(...)
pertinent adj. Approprié : qui se rapporte exactement à ce dont il est question.