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All Macbooks claim to have the accelerometer, so it should work. If not, the sensitivity values are clearly marked in the script.
by dabockster 12y ago
All Macbooks claim to have the accelerometer, so it should work. If not, the sensitivity values are clearly marked in the script.
- stoolpigeon 12y agoMy Macbook pro retina does not have an accelerometer.
- cstuder 12y agoThe acceleromenter was built into the MacBooks in order to protect the hard drives. I guess it makes sense that after moving to SSD the sensor has been taken out.
- stoolpigeon 12y agoYeah - it makes sense to me. I wasn't sure but I tried a few apps that are supposed to use it and looked for it in my system information and I didn't see it. (I'm really new to using a mac)