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Citrix to launch iOS-compatible mouse

Posted on May 10, 2015April 24, 2020 By Hulk

Designed to help business users of Citrix apps make the most of their iPads, the X1 Mouse will launch next week.

 

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Now there’s a scene you don’t see every day: an iPad and a mouse!

 

Can an iPad really take the place of a laptop? For many a business user, there’s one key element missing: a mouse.

Sure, you can use a fingertip for things like selecting text and dragging and dropping spreadsheet cells, but that’s nowhere near as precise. Indeed, far too many business-computing actions become awkward or even impossible when fingers try to replace a pointer.
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Wearables Tags:business, computing, iOS, ipad, laptop

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