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Hold on. How is this hardware? Is there a physical button/hinge that is triggered? If so, the chip shouldn't matter. Or is this some piece of logic emebedded i
by tudorizer 7y ago
Hold on. How is this hardware? Is there a physical button/hinge that is triggered? If so, the chip shouldn't matter.
Or is this some piece of logic emebedded in the chip itself or the firmware of some other component, which makes this solution a software one.
- paxswill 7y agoMy understanding is that the chip is a proxy for when they started including it in the design. Similar to how some older macOS/OS X releases had requirements like, "faster than 867MHz", or "newer than 2012" instead of, "GPU must support Quartz Extreme" or "CPU must support XYZ instructions".