>isn't as precise as a mouse. I'll have to take your word for it, but I haven't noticed anything in my minor gaming [1]. But even if it isn't today I don't se

>isn't as precise as a mouse. I'll have to take your word for it, but I haven't noticed anything in my minor gaming [1]. But even if it isn't today I don't see why it couldn't be and a mouse will never be able to keep up with multiple inputs a touch interface can. As more and more applications start making use of this feature mice will become less and less usable. >and the mouse is venerable, not vulnerable It was indeed a typo, but I would claim it's both at this point. :) [1] Certain types of games I have, like "flying around shooting stuff" ones require finer control than what I was able to get from a $250 joystick. I had to use the mouse for finer control. I haven't noticed a problem using the touch pad for these.