I know someone posted about compatibility before, but now this is a matter of suggestion. Should I pick up Mac Keyboard and optical mouse? Or stick with a cheaper PC accessory?
Dr. Pepper (read: me trying to stack cans on my desk to save room and not make me get up) killed my mouse 
Do you mind one button? If no, sure, it completes the look.
In fact, share your opinion in the "one button" thread 
I got the Apple Pro Mouse and Pro Keyboard for my window box and they work great. Now I'm just waiting for the Apple computer...
They are definitly comfortable, and professional. I know a lot of pros that love these two perepherals. Precision and accuracy... Theres only one problem. The pro mouse isnt as precise on a window box as it is on a Mac, because os x's cursor movement is much more fluid and precise, because of quartz extreme. Unfortunately, windows is without. So it is only as fluid as the next optical mouse on windows.
Another Ad from me:
I've made a software to simulate right-click with Apple Pro Mouse on Windows. You can download it from
http://livecn.huasing.org/iMouse.zip
You can activate "right-button" mode by:
1. Press and hold button for 0.3 seconds (without moving your mouse)
2. Press and hold "Capslock" key until the Capslock is turned off. (If you want to turn on Capslock, just press the key and release it as usual.)
Good luck!
(Wondering whether this little work can be called an "Aqua-Soft"?
Big thanks to Don for designing the GUI.
Thats pretty damn nice I must say. I'll have to use that when I'm playing certain games on windows.
@livecn: that could be called an "aqua-soft", there is no OS X app that its copying...so its all good, right?
also, if you use an apple keyboard on windows, what is the windows key? is it the apple key?
i dun have an Apple Pro Keyboard so I dun have chance to make a program to simulate WinKey with Apple Pro Keyboard.
i'm not sure what happens if you press apple key. 
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