Mouse cursor skipping (jumping)

The cursor movement is not correct, and i find it on other mac the same bug/problem.
This video will explain it better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7k0iBmhzoFM

it occurs with all mouse I tryed:
- Apple Magic trackpad.
- Razer Mamba
- Logitech (i dont know the model of this one)
an the same models work perfect in windows (bootcamp)
I tryed to install the razer drivers, but the problem still here
Thanks for your interest!

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