Multi-Touch comes to MacBook.
More room to navigate,
more ways to interact.
The first thing you might notice — or not notice — about the new MacBook Multi-Touch trackpad is the button. The entire trackpad is the button, so you can click anywhere on the touch-friendly glass surface. Not having a separate button also makes for a larger trackpad surface, giving your fingers more room to move, click, and gesture. And because the trackpad supports Multi-Touch gestures, you can use one or more fingers to interact with your documents, images, and applications with gestures such as two-finger scroll, pinch, swipe, and rotate. If you come from a right-click world, you can configure a right-click area on the trackpad or simply press with two fingers.
Using the Multi-Touch Trackpad
Perform gestures on a spacious and smooth Multi-Touch trackpad that’s also the button.
See it in action
One-finger click
The entire trackpad is the button, so you have lots of space to click.
Right-click
Perform right-click functions by clicking a corner of your trackpad or by pressing two fingers anywhere.
Scroll
Use two fingers to scroll up and down or across a page — perfect for long documents and large images.
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