Previously included with all new Macintosh desktop models, it was a major departure from Apple's one-button philosophy integrated in its design since the Lisa.[19]
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Under increasing pressure to sell a generic two button mouse with a scroll wheel, Apple decided to develop a mouse (in 2005) with touchpad-like capacitive controls instead of buttons, and featured a tiny integrated trackball in place of a scrollwheel.[citation needed]
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A year later, an optional wireless version was released with the same name as its wired counterpart.
Comparison of the Magic Mouse (lower of the two mice) and the Mighty Mouse
The Apple Mouse also has a touch sensors under the top area place around the scroll wheel. This allows the computer to know if it should do a right or left click.[citation needed]

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