0098386 Suspended Original poster Jan 18, 2005 21,574 2,908 Jan 21, 2013 #1 My 12" Powerbook has some kind of motion sensor that, if memory serves correctly, detected sudden drops so the HDD could prepare for an impact. And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature?
My 12" Powerbook has some kind of motion sensor that, if memory serves correctly, detected sudden drops so the HDD could prepare for an impact. And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature?
simsaladimbamba Guest Nov 28, 2010 22,670 31 located Jan 21, 2013 #2 Dagless said: My 12" Powerbook has some kind of motion sensor that, if memory serves correctly, detected sudden drops so the HDD could prepare for an impact. And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature? Click to expand... Yes, they have. It's called the Sudden Motion Sensor.
Dagless said: My 12" Powerbook has some kind of motion sensor that, if memory serves correctly, detected sudden drops so the HDD could prepare for an impact. And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature? Click to expand... Yes, they have. It's called the Sudden Motion Sensor.
maflynn macrumors Haswell May 3, 2009 74,831 45,164 Jan 21, 2013 #3 Dagless said: And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature? Click to expand... Yup, provided the MBP has a hard disk. SSD equipped laptops don't need one
Dagless said: And this is just out of pure curiosity, but do modern Macbook Pros still have that feature? Click to expand... Yup, provided the MBP has a hard disk. SSD equipped laptops don't need one