Apple Magic Trackpad review  Apple brings full-on multitouch to
desktop with Magic Trackpad  Your fingers glide effortlessly
along the expansive, glass-but-not-quite-glass-feeling surface.
The cursor flies from edge to edge. You pause, press down, feel
and hear a satisfying click, and then glide on. A double swipe
sends the gallery hurtling down until it stops under the weight
of its own virtualized momentum. A double twist rotates a photo.
A click in the right corner brings up the contextual menu, a
click in the left selects copy. A triple touch grabs the window
and moves it aside, a quadruple swipe switches you to email and
then another right click, another left, and the photo is pasted
into the message. Your fingers pull clear of the Apple Magic
Trackpad and you smile. Computing is fun again.  Apple went all-
in on multitouch for the iOS-based iPhone, iPod touch, and now
iPad, and they've been slowly extending that back to their Mac
platform as well, first with MacBook trackpads, then the Magic
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