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A pple’s latest hardware, the Magic Trackpad, appears to be a much more ergonomic way of controlling and interacting with a computer sans the traditional mouse. The multi-touch enabled Magic Trackpad has no buttons but you can tap anywhere on its large surface to click or double-click. You can use two fingers to scroll page page while swiping with four fingers will let you switch between open applications. Using Magic Trackpad with a Windows PC The stuff looks tempting but Apple’s marketing brochure clearly states that you need a Bluetooth-enabled Mac computer running Mac OS X Snow Leopard in order to use the Magic Trackpad. There’s absolutely no mention of Windows anywhere in the specs. That said, it appears that you can actually use Apple’s Magic Trackpad with your Windows desktop. First comes this confirmation from a CNET writer who says: Though the wording on the box claims a Mac is necessary, we successfully paired the Magic Trackpad with a Windows PC. Unfortunately, Windows func...