Panagiotis Karageorgakis's Profile

Have you ever used a Dell trackpad? Well, I had. For a laptop worth 2k euros, I would expect a much better one, but the trackpad in my D810 is miserable. I've been working on an aluminum Powerbook G4 for a year, with no mouse at all and I find the trackpad unbeleivably convenient! Actually, I've grown so accustomed to using it, that I don't use the mouse even when I have it plugged in. But when I have to work on the Dell (fortunately for a few minutes each time), I can't use the trackpad. The sensation and response are awful; and there's no better alternative to the two-finger scrolling yet, in any other trackpad! It's the most brilliant feature of it. Personally, I don't know if I would like a second button in my future Mac laptop. Part of this is because I am already used to pressing the single button anywhere; left, right or in the middle. If, all of a sudden, pressing on it in different positions would result in different actions being taken, that would be out of my instictive habits. And I *would* mind if the second button ruined the aesthetics of my laptop.