marco007 macrumors member Original poster Oct 7, 2006 55 0 Feb 28, 2008 #1 if i buy new MB TopCase and install to my older 2.4ghz Santo Rosa MBP. Toes it work ?
F Freyqq macrumors 601 Dec 13, 2004 4,038 181 Feb 28, 2008 #2 it's not the trackpad...its the drivers that make it multitouch..apple could make all our macbooks and macbook pros multitouch but they aren't releasing the drivers to do so b\c they want us to go out and buy a new computer.
it's not the trackpad...its the drivers that make it multitouch..apple could make all our macbooks and macbook pros multitouch but they aren't releasing the drivers to do so b\c they want us to go out and buy a new computer.
J joefinan macrumors 6502a Sep 14, 2007 595 0 Kingston-Upon-Thames, UK Feb 28, 2008 #3 I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip - the same one that's found in the iPhone/Touch, Air and new MBP. It's not just the trackpad and software.
I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip - the same one that's found in the iPhone/Touch, Air and new MBP. It's not just the trackpad and software.
P philgilder macrumors 68000 Sep 30, 2007 1,756 3 UK Feb 28, 2008 #4 I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip Click to expand... correct the drivers idea was an older theory since disproved
I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip Click to expand... correct the drivers idea was an older theory since disproved
marco007 macrumors member Original poster Oct 7, 2006 55 0 Feb 28, 2008 #5 if it needs only trackpad and software, there is no problem but if motherboard have multi-touch chip..
if it needs only trackpad and software, there is no problem but if motherboard have multi-touch chip..
F Freyqq macrumors 601 Dec 13, 2004 4,038 181 Feb 28, 2008 #6 really? you'd think if they went to all the trouble of adding a multitouch chip they'd add more than 3 gestures...... pressing apple + r and rotating your fingers isn't much of a stretch the only one i'd use is the forward/backward one
really? you'd think if they went to all the trouble of adding a multitouch chip they'd add more than 3 gestures...... pressing apple + r and rotating your fingers isn't much of a stretch the only one i'd use is the forward/backward one
R rezonat0r macrumors 6502 Nov 2, 2007 398 0 Feb 28, 2008 #7 Freyqq said: really? you'd think if they went to all the trouble of adding a multitouch chip they'd add more than 3 gestures...... Click to expand... They will.
Freyqq said: really? you'd think if they went to all the trouble of adding a multitouch chip they'd add more than 3 gestures...... Click to expand... They will.
H honeycrisp macrumors regular Nov 28, 2007 226 8 Feb 28, 2008 #8 joefinan said: I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip - the same one that's found in the iPhone/Touch, Air and new MBP. It's not just the trackpad and software. Click to expand... You are correct sir!
joefinan said: I heard that it needed the multi-touch chip - the same one that's found in the iPhone/Touch, Air and new MBP. It's not just the trackpad and software. Click to expand... You are correct sir!