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-[* black] Prying out the Taptic Engine, we're dissappointed that the only haptic feedback we get is the force of our spudger on the aluminum frame of the trackpad.
-[* black] Similar to the Taptic Engines in both the Retina MacBook and MacBook Pro, expect a similar Force Touch experience with the Magic Trackpad 2.
+[* black] Prying out the Taptic Engine, we're disappointed that the only haptic feedback we get is the force of our spudger on the aluminum frame of the trackpad.
+[* black] Resembling the Taptic Engines in both the [guide|39841|Retina MacBook|stepid=89855|new_window=true] and [guide|38300|MacBook Pro|stepid=86947|new_window=true], this new Taptic Engine should bring a similar Force Touch experience to the Magic Trackpad 2.