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Originally Posted by Booxtor
Actually if you use Max2 in regular mode, which means
- not used as secondary monitor
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Actually, Booxtor, just for precision: the "secondary monitor" function throught HDMI does not
need to drain all that battery. It's just how it works now. The devs must simply optimize the rendering algorithm: static content on the screen must not change. I am totally sure that it will not be that difficult to fix it.
That done, the "monitor via HDMI" function will be more battery conservative than normal web browsing.
BTW: please do not forget about me, I have things to submit as you know, it's best to start as soon as possible! ; )
EDIT (I add this for the people who may not have fully got my other reports): currently a box rendered by the monitor function is a dynamic container for something like the "old television snow effect", because the dithering is calculated every frame. All greyscales rendered through dithering in A2 will be akin to a snapshot of a salt-and-pepper mixture. What must happen is, that mixture of black and white dots must be static, not an animation like in the "television snow effect noise".