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.

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.

Everyone knows Apple products are expensive. When you see someone sporting the latest iPhone or Macbook, you tend to know exactly how much it cost them. For those more interested in a "stealth ...

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.

Apple finally updates its Mac peripheral lineup, but it may not wholly be the update everyone hoped for. We picked up the new Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Keyboard to see what all ...

I’ve been waiting for Apple to update the 2007-vintage Apple Wireless Keyboard and 2010 Magic Trackpad since the first time OS X displayed a “low battery” notification — since then, I’ve ...

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 ...

Apple’s oft-leaked multi-touch trackpad is now on sale. The Magic Trackpad is a multi-touch tablet-style pad which is either a bigger version of the trackpad on the MacBook, or a smaller version ...

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 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 ...

The new Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad are called the Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Trackpad 2. But there’s no Magic Keyboard 2, there’s just a Magic Keyboard, because the old Apple keyboard was ...

Amazingly, Apple decided to make the Magic Trackpad compatible with PCs, too. It works with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, but the functionality is far more limited (and requires some work).