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March 19th 05, 03:43 AM
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houstondan wrote:
ok...so you don't like your gps map screen turning with the yoke...or, need a different attitude indicator...try this... POWERBOOK HACKING | 03.16 08:29 AM Tweaking the Accelerometer Apple's latest PowerBook laptops contain a tiny accelerometer--a device that senses sudden movement, and in which direction--so that, if you drop the computer, the hard drive instantly parks its own heads to protect your data. snip dan IBM Thinkpads had had the same inertial sensor for awhile. There's even an application that comes with the laptop that shows it rotate as you rotate it in the air. So PC fans can have some luck too.  
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