How is inertia[l] scrolling "sick"? You end up scrolled past wherever you stopped with little input as to where you're actually going to stop. One of the first things I did on my early-2010 Core i7 MBP was turn "Scroll with momentum" to "Scroll without momentum."

I understand that this is a potentially cool feature and potentially useful to a lot of people; but it's nothing groundbreaking. I like my trackpad to react exactly how I use it, which is what I get with inertial scrolling off. I think my only complaint with the review I'm replying to is that it seems to imply that inertial scrolling is some sort of awesome magical thing...

I do have to say, I *love* the single-button trackpad on my new MBP. I didn't think I'd like it at first, having a Dell Mini with similar, but Apple has really done a great job on designing this. So both us inertial and non-inertial scrollers can co-exist peacefully, I think. :) (Not to mention the other possible multi-finger actions, especially using 3rd party software...)

@PSYCHOS

You ≠ everyone.