@Tiger-Fever: In that respect I definitely agree. Macbook trackpads far outclass any other I have used.

@bhukworm: I like to game = fast mouse movements. I change my mouse and keyboard batteries every few months, so that point is moot.

@Glaiel-Gamer: Yes I have, I still prefer a mouse. It's a quickness and accuracy thing.

@I'm@work,shhhhh.: If you own any kind of touch device they can be set up as a trackpad. I do it often with my nexus one and iPad.

@wickcity: Probably not without some hacking.

@acidrain69: batteries are a plus IMO. Nothing I hate more than a recharchable device that dies while i'm away from an outlet.

@usedtowork: I don't think he mentioned he had a problem.

@schunniky: Why do you aussies always get stuck with high prices? It's something I hear all the time.

@iamnotafish: there are quite a few apps for android, ios, and ipad.

@usedtowork: I thought you were mocking apple...then you weren't. I'm glad trackpads work for you, but it's definitely not miles ahead of anything else. My mouse can do all of that, even if it requires a ms more of time.

@gonzorider: I agree with the former and disagree with the latter. Wireless is just plain useful, IMO.

@JeremytheIndian: Thanks for the tips!

@Bwehngamun: I'm not questioning it's use, but it's not for me. Personally a trackpad keyboard combo would be great for my htpc.

@Arken: Who has a problem? I'm glad apple released a product for those who need it, but it's not for me...like I already stated.

Color me unimpressed.

@Zaixionito: no no, that would be the logical price. ;)

@ii9900: I cant imagine a game like starcraft taxing my ipad.

Why can't I find an led watch that looks sleek? They all look so cheesy, and if they don't they are too bulky.

@semi-renaissance man: Thats what I thought too!

Awesome! Ive been having a good time playing with all the entertainment apps on my iPad. I've been having a lot of fun with uzu, but it gets old. i'll be checking this out!