>The entire magic mouse concept is half baked since it relies too much on invisible touch areas for much of it's functionality. Never found that to be an issue

>The entire magic mouse concept is half baked since it relies too much on invisible touch areas for much of it's functionality. Never found that to be an issue. Why would it matter? It's not like with visible areas I look at my mouse to see where to press. I don't even use tactile info (like the raised edge of a button in a conventional mouse) to see where to press, it's just muscle memory based on holding the mouse