The Magic Trackpad 2 (available in silver on its own) isn’t cheap starting at $119, and it’s certainly more expensive than picking up a $74 Magic Mouse 2.But if you’re configuring a new 24 ...

Apple claims the Magic Trackpad is nearly 80 percent larger than the largest MacBook Pro trackpad—the largest trackpad the company has ever made—but doesn’t provide actual dimensions.

The Magic Trackpad isn't Apple's first trackpad for desktop computer; the company bundled an external wired trackpad with the Twentieth Anniversary Mac, a limited edition model that shipped in 1997.

Apple’s $69 Magic Trackpad is a standalone, Bluetooth trackpad that uses the same glass surface as the trackpad on Apple’s MacBook Pro laptops.If you’re a Mac laptop user who has become ...

Shaped like a wedge, Trackpad 2's rear height comes in at 0.43 inches, identical to the Apple's new Magic Keyboard. In fact, the two device both weigh in at 0.51 pounds.

Apple does have a fuller Windows-supporting update to their Magic Trackpad software, but it's a Boot Camp update for Macs running Windows. Watch this: Apple Magic Trackpad 02:47 ...

Easily the most interesting thing Apple unveiled today is the new Magic Trackpad. Essentially, it's a larger version of the trackpads that ship with each MacBook and MacBook Pro. But it's a stand ...

The Magic Trackpad comes equipped with ordinary alkalines, but Apple also sells a charger and six NiMH rechargeables for $29. Build quality, as you would come to expect from Apple, is top notch.

Otherwise the magic is all in the trackpad surface, which Apple say is 80-percent larger than what you'll find on a current unibody MacBook Pro.

The $69 Apple Magic Trackpad is nothing new. The Wacom Bamboo Touch has offered the same multi-touch functionality for almost a year. Its true relevance is in what it heralds: The end of Mac OS X ...

Apple’s successor to its original Magic Trackpad now comes with a built-in rechargeable battery, Force Touch, and a larger surface area. And you can save $30 and grab one for yourself for only ...

When Apple launched the 2020 iPad Pro last month — the fastest tablet we’ve tested — it also announced the Magic Keyboard for the iPad ($299 for the 11- model, $349 for the 12.9-inch model.