[Dunhamzzz]

As reported by PCPro during their first look at CES, the traditional 2-button trackpad maybe replacing the integrated buttons version on future models of the new Mini 1012. PC Pro questioned the decision to keep the old-style trackpad with integrated buttons in the new design and a Dell Rep answered:

"It's coming, it's coming," she said, "it's not a drop-in replacement."

Which I believe can be translated to mean the whole palm rest will need to be redesigned to accommodate physical buttons, which was pretty obvious really.
Personally I didn't find the Mini 10 trackpad too difficult to use, I especially enjoy the multi-touch features like two-finger scrolling. I only really had problems when trying to click and drag things across the screen.

Hit the reply button to let us know if you welcome our two-button overlords!

[via PC Pro]

[anguish]

I certainly would welcome two buttons. Although, I could live with the current trackpad if we could disable the sensing in the corners. I've never seen anything in the drivers for it though. That would make it a lot more bearable.

[Thorsteenster]

I've gotten used to it and don't mind it so much now. Although had this been proposed when I got my 10, I would have said Hell yeah, get rid of that crap!

[smurf12345]

I would definately like to see the 2 buttons back. I tend keep my thumb on the left button while scrolling for quick click action. With the 10v, this causes the pointer to jump. I guess it is a habit I haven't broken yet.

[jdcnosse]

This is another reason why I'm waiting for the Mini 1012. I figure, if it can't run OS X oh well, but I'd at least like this and the HD chip.