Magic Mouse mais lento no Lion

Olá amigos,
Notei que após a atualização do Leopard para o novo Lion, meu Magic Mouse parece falhar e se tornou mais lento, principalmente na rolagem de conteúdo.
Mais alguém com este problema?

Você conseguiu resolver o problema de lentidão do teu Magic Mouse? Estou tendo o mesmo problema e isso está me irritando profundamente. Caso tenha encontrado uma solução, peço a gentileza de informar. Abraço!

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