Gigabyte Aivia Xenon TouchPad Mouse Review

1. Introduction2. Gigabyte Aivia Xenon TouchPad (Packaging)3. Gigabyte Aivia Xenon TouchPad4. Software and pairing up with PC and Macintosh5. Real World Testing6. Closing Thoughts7. View All Pages

The software is based around gesture control, of which there are plenty.

All of the gestures can be customised in the various sections, as shown above. We found they worked well and will appeal to people who use gestures frequently on their laptop.

As we discussed earlier in the review, this mouse can be used in two different modes. Like an ordinary mouse and as a trackpad.

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Above is a quick video we recorded on Windows 7 64 bit showing the mouse in ‘TouchPad mode, meaning you can use it in the same manner as a laptop trackpad. This may be useful for presentations, and even watching media files from a sofa with a computer connected to a television some distance away.

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Again, we tested the mouse with an Apple Macintosh 17 inch computer running the latest OS X operating system. Both modes worked perfectly fine and it doesn't require a third party driver install.

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