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Originally Posted by HarryT
This seems unlikely to me. When the device is asleep, the touch screen is not enabled. What the screen is displaying doesn't change that; you're correct is saying that maintaining an image on an eInk screen uses no power. What does use power, of course, is the CPU, RAM, etc.
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That's the point...bonacker has disabled the auto-sleep on the Kindle, so that it is always either awake, or in the blank screen "off" state.
Shari