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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
Yes, absolutely. What I am missing in the article is the power consumption. I mean, they say uses less energy than a Kindle tablet. They must mean eink Kindle? Because the Fire tablets are nothing special, no more or less energy hungry than any other tablet.
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They separately mention tablets, so they must mean eInk Kindles.
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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
But, if they mean eink it still doesn't make sense since it costs NO energy to keep the the display static, but a huge amount of energy to change it.
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So reducing the amount of memory to change the display might be what they've done?