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Technical Help & Discussion => General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A => Topic started by: sam on November 29, 2009, 20:50
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With wireless turned off, battery life remains at two weeks.
"Kindle uses wireless to receive books and other content.
""Battery power management for portable wireless devices is a complex technical area, and the battery life improvement announced today is the result of a six month firmware improvement and testing program," company officials said.
"The improvement applies to the current 6in Kindle, and existing owners will automatically receive the new firmware via wireless
http://www.itwire.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=29591&Itemid=53
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Battery life has to be the Achilles Heel of most portable computers.
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Battery life has to be the Achilles Heel of most portable computers.
indeed, but battery tech is always getting better now... promising for electric cars too... though I liked the idea that Top Gear did last week :-D
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:lol:
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Interesting to note that, on the DECT phones I replaced last week, battery life has doubled using the same batteries.
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I wonder why? :dunno:
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More efficient electronics, draining less power?
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Mine are usually on the base, so I have no idea how long the batteries would last.
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I got six days from the more used handset and 8 from the less used. Previously, three days is the best I could achieve.
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My trouble is, if they're not on the base, I can't find them! ;D
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I started using cordless in the days of NiCads, so tend not to keep them on the base. I've never mislaid one, but I have to phone Sue's regularly when she does. ;D
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I never lose them, until they ring. ;D
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;D
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My trouble is, if they're not on the base, I can't find them! ;D
:laugh: :laugh: