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Old 10-01-2006, 02:51 PM   #27
NatCh
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Originally Posted by CommanderROR
If I switch the device off (or let it turn itself off) and just leave it lying htere, the battery will slowly degrad, but it takes about 4 weeks to go completely flat.

The real question is...can this be done with Linux as well?
The (Linux-using) Sony Reader is a good arguement that it can be done, CommanderROR, or at least pretty close. It goes from "off" (a PDA like suspend state) to "back where you were" in ~4 seconds.

We won't have final word on the power management 'till folks have had them long enough to tell that, but the battery meter didn't budge after about 5 hours of pretty hard usage. I gather that 5 hours of non-usage puts the iLiad down to about 38% charge? Clearly it isn't the OS that's the problem there.
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