Will we be seduced by Apple's charms?. There is another design feature introduced with the new line of MacBooks: the buttonless glass multitouch trackpad. First off, the use of glass for a trackpad might seem surprising, but once you use it you have to admit...

glossy plastic, but the rest is matte black. In the Y650, we've finally got a non-Apple laptop with a large multi-touch trackpad that's big enough to use comfortably.  Above the keyboard is a row of touch-sensitive hotkeys for launching applications...

you can change what action that invokes. The trackpad has simple multi-touch features that let you scroll using two spread fingers or open the context menu by tapping with three fingers together. It’s not as powerful or intuitive as the multi-touch features...

this size of PC would do better with the HP Mini-Note, which fits keys that are only 8% smaller than a normal notebook keyboard into virtually the same size case as the Eee. The Eee 900 still suffers from keys sized for children. The trackpad does change....

is the Apple iPhone. In that particular application, in order to make the screen "multi-touch," Apple had to divide it into different zones, creating a grille of electrodes arranged under the screen. We might also mention that the trackpads or touchpads found...