W1 - Revision history

Spydar007 at 22:15, 20 March 2019

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Spydar007 at 11:11, 17 September 2017

2017-09-17T11:11:01Z

Spydar007 at 11:02, 17 September 2017

2017-09-17T11:02:26Z

Spydar007: Created page - if anyone knows the actual internal processor name of this, please move the page accordingly

2017-08-28T07:24:14Z

Created page - if anyone knows the actual internal processor name of this, please move the page accordingly

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The '''W1''' chip is an Apple-branded processor, used in the [[AirPods]].

It allows the AirPods to detect when they are in your ears, using optical sensors and a motion accelerometer. It also allows the AirPods to automatically route audio to the AirPods when they are connected.

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	It allows the AirPods to detect when they are in your ears, using optical sensors and a motion accelerometer. It also allows the AirPods to automatically route audio to the AirPods when they are connected.		It allows the AirPods to detect when they are in your ears, using optical sensors and a motion accelerometer. It also allows the AirPods to automatically route audio to the AirPods when they are connected.

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	It allows the AirPods to detect when they are in your ears, using optical sensors and a motion accelerometer. It also allows the AirPods to automatically route audio to the AirPods when they are connected.		It allows the AirPods to detect when they are in your ears, using optical sensors and a motion accelerometer. It also allows the AirPods to automatically route audio to the AirPods when they are connected.
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		+	A new revision, the [[W2]], was added to the [[Apple Watch Series 3]].

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