I have two trackpads connected to my iMac. Would this work on one of the trackpads, while leaving the other unaffected?
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I do not know but I doubt that it would. If you are able to setup different key swipe profiles for each then it might. I returned the product as it was too cumbersome and flake
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Works on my iMac, if that's any help. I don't have any of the other Apple devices.
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Awesome thanks, cuz I recently ordered some RAM and I got one that isn't compatible with the iMac. Thanks again
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There is no native driver from Apple for Windows. But there are some third party driver, which may or may not work for you: http://www.trackpadmagic.com/magic-trackpad/help/driver-installation
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Hi We have tested the item with Mac OS X, and it is working. For the other feature, the device also support 2 finger scrolling and zoom in/out feature.
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Hi, I don't think that Moshi has already released this accessory for the new MacBook and MacBook Pro (with Retina Display) which have Force Touch trackpads. Check the info on www.moshi.com for more details. I hope this indication could help you. Have a nice day ;-)
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Yes. They don't not interfere with one another, if you use them separately. I use the touchpad and a wireless mouse.
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I think you mean the Magic Trackpad (Multi-Touch trackpad) by Apple.?!I tried it on my laptops trackpad and it worked but it was very jumpy and I think it would drive you crazy, it's meant to be used with your fingers and also why would you want to use it on there when the Apple trackpad is really for multiple fingers to do multiple gestures.So, if i were you I would not use it on the Apple Magic Trackpad - but I would use it on any iPad, iPod, or cellphone - (anything with glass as the "touch" surface :)
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I don't know if it's works on a MacBook Pro. What I can tell you is that it doesn't compare to the apple track pad. This one sucks I retured itz
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No all trackball marble mouses work just fine with the Mac. I have two and I have the one in this picture. I love them, once you get use to them they are so much more easier to move. Enjoy
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Working somewhat for me on 10.10.3 with a 2013 Mac Pro. The basic functions work fine, but the custom button assignments don't always. I have to keep opening system prefs, click on TrackballWorks, change an assignment, and change it back. A few times a day. I think I'll give up and go with a magic trackpad.
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Yes. There is an option to disable the trackpad. You can do it on the "Device Manager" level (if you want it permanently off) or at the trackpad driver level - then it will be off only when you have an external HID (i.e. mouse) plugged in. However, after a while you get used to it, actually, and it becomes borderline workable.
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I think he was asking if 2 controllers physically fit at the same time on a macbook. From my experience 2 side by side usb connections do NOT fit but I haven't tried these.
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The trackpad does not work for iDevices. The laser pointer shines on ipads just fine. Though I'm not sure why you would ask about that.
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I have a MacBook Air. I've had no problems with it connecting to the keypad. I know the original batteries were just about useless. Make sure your batteries are good. Otherwise, my Mac syncs fine and maintains the connection.
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Your question is a little incorrect.. This item is an overlay. It sits on top of the trackpad mouse and a key press activates the "keypad" another key press allows the mouse to work. Personally I'm not a big fan...
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This is not a mouse. I know peripherals are strange to mac users, but the shuttle will work with any program.