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queshy

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Apr 2, 2005
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It's called MacSaber.

"MacSaber uses your Mac's sudden motion sensor to detect movements, fast and slow. As you move your laptop, MacSaber plays varying levels of Light Saber sound effects, from a waving sound to exciting saber crashes.
MacSaber 1.1 includes support for backlit keyboards. Various amounts of force create brighter flashes of the backlight."

Try it! It's hilarious.

you can find it here:

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/21732
 
It's called MacSaber.

"MacSaber uses your Mac's sudden motion sensor to detect movements, fast and slow. As you move your laptop, MacSaber plays varying levels of Light Saber sound effects, from a waving sound to exciting saber crashes.
MacSaber 1.1 includes support for backlit keyboards. Various amounts of force create brighter flashes of the backlight."

Try it! It's hilarious.

you can find it here:

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/21732


Just what I want to do... swing my 3K notebook around like a light saber.

:::Visions of the whole Nintendo Wii fiasco entering my mind:::

Can you picture people sending in pictures of MBP's stuck into the wall? Or People with black eyes and dented heads from their friends chucking a MBP into them?

Hehe.

B
 
there are a whole range of apps that make use of the accelerometer in the macs, some more useful than others but im certainly not gonna be throwing my mac around
 
lol, obviously, but you can try gently moving it side to side while being extremely gentle (that's what I did). It's pretty cool, actually.
 
It was the first thing I downloaded when I got my Core Duo macbook 12 months ago, and I still have it just to show off every now and again. :eek:
 
There's a game or two I came across that uses the motion sensors.

You have to roll a ball down a hill by tilting your MBP left, right etc. Was tricky!
 
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