[P1] new ibooks... any better re warping & screen marks??
Joost van de Griek
joost at jvdg.net
Tue Jul 8 02:32:38 PDT 2003
On 2003-07-07 18:52, z liam wrote:
>> The iBook tongue is invisible when the lid is open. As it closes, gravity
>> gently eases the tongue out and down, When it gets close to the latch slot, a
>> magnet gently eases it down and "sucks" it into the latch securing it and
>> closing the circuit to be sure the cpu stays asleep.
>
> Gravity doesn't work like that where i live.
>
> The tongue is brought into place by magnetic attraction.
>
> No comment on the retracted "invisible" tongue.
Look into the slot, you can see the tiny spring that retracts the "tongue"
when the 'Book is opened.
On 2003-07-07 10:24, e.mkeene wrote:
> When it gets close to the latch slot, a magnet gently eases it down and
> "sucks" it into the latch securing it and closing the circuit to be sure the
> cpu stays asleep.
The sleep function is controlled by a small magnet under the keyboard and a
reed (magnetic) switch in the screen bezel. The latch mechanism has nothing
to do with that.
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