what kind of touchpad does this have 4 way or multi gesture
815771
Mult-gesture, you can use two fingers to zoom in on screen or out. I like it.
815772
I can tell you that it has multi gesture. I don't have any problem to get right click or left click. This computer is fantastic.
815773
multi gesture, but the pad is also the means for clicking, and it is a bit difficult to get right-click vs. left-click right every time.
902500
It has a left/right bar below the touch pad. Push on the left or right side and it functions just like two separate buttons. Works fine.
2180361
Sorry, I turned off all the gimmicky gesture features as I didn't find them very useful at all, so I have no idea. The pen is all I use to navigate as it also keep the screen clean.
1333446
This is very helpful. Other discussions have also noted the the SE trackpad does not have multitouch either. I will follow your advice and get the regular nc10, thanks S. Quran!
277000
i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing... » Read More i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. « Show Less
1201824
Yes it does but I find it easier to use a mouse. The touchpad works well but is a little awkward especially if I am dragging an item from one side of the screen to the other.
1651134
There's an option in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center program that you install for the product (the software can be grabbed from the Microsoft web site as well). Go to multi touch trackpad settings and scroll to "Flip scrolling direction" which you can toggle to change the scrolling direction.
2198540
This most definitely works on Android. Specifically Android 4.2.2 on my ATT G2. Other than normal tap, this supports two finger scrolling and also two finger dragging ( one finger clicks while the other drags). I can't try it out on my windows 8 pc because I'm waiting on my bluetooth dongle to arrive. I have to say, I am quite pleased with my purchase. EDIT: Received my usb bluetooth 4.0 dongle and with windows 8.1, the trackpad is connected! What functions: Tap-to-click TwoFinger-Tap-to-right-click CLICK and drag (not tap to drag, though) What doesn't: Any advanced gestures. The trackpad does not show up in the logitech software. I even downloaded and installed the t650 logitech windows software, just in case, but to no success.
2014930
It's not perceived as a touch device by windows (yep, no win 7 touch features) or Mac OS so you are limited to the wacom driver which acts as a interpreter for the gestures and then sends, not touch inputs but keystrokes that trigger the proper action in a given program yet you can't program your own gestures nor program what each gesture does so you are dependent on wacom to support the programs you need. And the MacBooks trackpad if I not mistaken detects up to 3 fingers gestures while the bamboo only 2.
1977019
There is no touchpad on this model, just the keyboard, touchpoint and mousebuttons, so there is no touch scrolling of any sort.
833624
As far as I know, it only has a touch screen. And I believe it is a T9 keypad.
2257885
vista does not support multitouch, so you would not have any of the pinch, multifinger or swipe functionality, it might work as a standard mouse
2011392
I dont have that pad anymore, went through a bunch looking for the ONE and ended up with a Logitec M-325.. I still use a pad with my MAC that looks like the pad in question and you use two fingers to highlite a cell or what ever.
1926365
I use Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 with Built-In Multi-Touch Touchpad (920-003070) Almost full size keyboard Also use this with My Raspberry PI Mini Computer
128494
No, however, the relatively large touchpad will interpret gestures with the Windows 8 Operating System.
787749
The touchpad handles right clicks by tap in the lower right hand corner. There is no physical button and there is no click noise. It works well. By the way, I've been using Chromebooks recently, and I thought they had a two finger tap for a right click, but maybe not. That's another story.
1990006
The touchpad does have right and left click sensors in the touch pad. Click the bottom left corner of the pad for left click and bottom right for right click.