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By using the internal motion sensor you can do some neat things!
“Turns out, the laptop has a built-in motion sensor. Nominally, it’s there to protect the internal hard drive. The basic idea is this: If the accelerometer suddenly notices that the gravitational pull of earth is no longer present, the most likely explanation is that the laptop, sensor and all, is currently accelerating at 9.81 m/s² towards said earth. In that case, it will (wisely) try to turn the hard drive off in preparation for impact.”
Via: Gadgetizer
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Can you run Windows xp home edition on one of you virtual desktops?
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can you run windows xp home edition on one of your virtual desktops?
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Can this only be done on a “MacBook Pro” ??
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In answer to question 3:
No, a normal macbook can do it. Any apple laptop with a motion sensor will do it. iBooks wont, but im not sure about powerbooks…
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can you get this for an HP (vista)laptop?