Maybe I am missing something, but why would you not want the laptop to sleep when you close the lid?
The keyboard is the air intake of the mbp. Closing the lid while using the computer causes it to overheat!
This is false. The intake and exhaust vents are located at the rear of all Apple notebooks, near the hinge. There is a solid sheet under the keyboard, preventing airflow. Apple wouldn't give instructions on how to use the computer in clamshell mode if it was likely to cause problems.The keyboard is the air intake of the mbp. Closing the lid while using the computer causes it to overheat!
The keyboard is the air intake of the mbp. Closing the lid while using the computer causes it to overheat!
use a Moshi Clear Guard for my 13" MBP... and without it, i notice no temperature difference(average).
Maybe I am missing something, but why would you not want the laptop to sleep when you close the lid?
this seems to work as well..
http://code.google.com/p/macosx-nosleep-extension/
apple needs to add this functionality... its pretty dumb of them not to have it, especially if you have air video on your ipad and you just want to stream from your laptop.... you have to keep it open.. duh
The keyboard is the air intake of the mbp. Closing the lid while using the computer causes it to overheat!
this seems to work as well..
http://code.google.com/p/macosx-nosleep-extension/
apple needs to add this functionality... its pretty dumb of them not to have it, especially if you have air video on your ipad and you just want to stream from your laptop.... you have to keep it open.. duh
I find this very unlikely, since all the MacBooks are designed to run with the lid closed. Attach a USB keyboard and mouse, external monitor, hit any key on the external keyboard to wake it up, and the MacBook or MBP will run with lid closed. It's designed to do that.