Guys, do you all able to preorder the new rMBP at any store besides from the web? The stores I asked always say no news on it :/

It's because I won't be at the same place during the whole April, I dunwan that Apple send my item to an address but I'm not there; while ordering at a store I can collect it at diff place as long as it's the same branches hah

Well, when we discuss about mouses, it's really an issue of preference. As from what I see based on images, Logitech T630 doesn't seems ergonomic to me compare to Magic Mouse(whom also doesn't feels right for me), you should really get a hands on for both items to find the best for your hand, the last thing you want is a mouse that'll cause pain to hold.

make sure you checked the haptic feedback option under System Preference>Touchpad hah

I have mine around 45c under 30c room temperature, so I guess that's the average temp for us without aircond hah.
Then I tried running Transistor from my Steam acc and the temp goes up above 90c , guess I'll only play them below an aircond haha

Since I have the 'touch to click' unchecked, the only way for me to make a click is by applying slight pressure, the touchpad will recognise it and return a light haptic experience immediately which is much like a real clicking.
And to make the force touch, I'll need to press bit harder, feedback are a light haptic followed by a stronger one, you can definitely tell the difference.

Summary: The whole experience is excellent for me with the natural clicking sensation by the new touchpad.

Agree with SkylineFreak, the most difference you may experience from traditional trackpad is that you can click on anywhere of the trackpad surface, and the feedback is really natural and pleasing. After using the force touch trackpad for some time, when turning back to the traditional trackpad, I find myself trying to press down on the hard surface to perform clicks haha