What is UnMouse 4.0?

The UnMouse is a compact, touch-sensitive tablet that connects to the ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) Port of your Macintosh computer. It is not only a replacement for the mouse, but acts as a function keypad and graphics tablet as well. The UnMouse is faster and easier to use than mice or trackballs and takes a minimum amount of space on your desk. 

The glass surface of the UnMouse has a transparent conductive coating fused to it. The UnMouse electronics senses the capacitive effect of a finger touching the glass, averaging out the entire area of finger contact to a single touch point, which is used to position the cursor. When you move your finger over the surface of the UnMouse, this averaging function moves the cursor smoothly over the display. (You won’t believe how smooth and precise this cursor control is until you try it.)

MicroTouch Systems, Inc. (1991). The UnMouse User's Guide. (pg. 1).

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Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 6.0

Compatibility notes

Requires Macintosh with ADB port.

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II