I think the software utilize the built-in acceleration detection chip of thinkpad, which was primarily for Active Protection System, protecting the data and hard drive in case of the accidentally drop.
The Active Protection feature which does this started with the T41 and later. My old T40 didn't have this, but my later T41, T42, and T60 all have this.
what kind of a company put acceleration chips on their notebooks. of course lenovo
bhdrkrc 1 year ago
I think the software utilize the built-in acceleration detection chip of thinkpad, which was primarily for Active Protection System, protecting the data and hard drive in case of the accidentally drop.
jonkfly 3 years ago 3
You are correct, there is a chip on the motherboard that will stop your hard drive if you ever drop your thinkpad
yomamaspetbeaver 2 years ago
not in mine (ibm thinkad r40)
Stere0123 2 years ago
The Active Protection feature which does this started with the T41 and later. My old T40 didn't have this, but my later T41, T42, and T60 all have this.
You can do some pretty neat hacks with it.
Alltracavenger 2 years ago 2
How did you do this??
I've 3 ThinkPad's and would like to do such things on them.
Thanks!
jmuboy 3 years ago
cool
Sanshiro86 4 years ago
clever? to say the least...
foodigi 4 years ago
Thanks
nxman77 4 years ago
Very Nice
joseantonio69 4 years ago
this was probably the kewlest motion sensor video that I have seen...
maddmaddworld 4 years ago
I wish I had that many thinkpads.
How clever is the "ball transferring" program? Will the new ball always drop in the center?
Also, can you toss the ball in the air by jerking the laptop up?
redjokerx 4 years ago
what model r them thinpads? i have an A20M i want a new one!!!
davidsk8cat 4 years ago
thats fuckin crazy i won't a thinkpad!
shizzel122 4 years ago
haha, cool
ruempel 5 years ago