This is what I am planning to do.  Sitting in a cradle it will act like
a mini dedicated touchscreen.  I have also heard that the AXIM's have
excellent IR range and may look into putting all of my Home Theatre
control onto it.  

Jim Dibb Wrote: 
> One solution to the battery life is to keep a charging cradle in your
> 'listening area'.  Then set it there when you're not using it.  If the
> cradle is in a convenient enough spot, you can use it while it's
> actually on the cradle.
> 
> Another thing to think about is that the unit will 'stand by' every
> few minutes of inactivity.  I've found that it takes a little while to
> get the wifi connected upon coming out of standby, so it's not going
> to be instant response like most remote controls.
> 
> If you're in a position to leave it on the cradle, you can leave it
> 'on' all the time and not go into standby.
> 
> On 4/20/05, padolph <padolph.1nsrmz (AT) no-mx (DOT)
> forums.slimdevices.com> wrote:
> > 
> 
> > Seems like battery life might be the downer for this approach. I
> forgot
> > about that aspect. I checked aximsite.com and it seems that with an
> x5
> > you get no more that 2 hours with Wifi on, which confirms what
> 'philip
> > bouscarle' reported. I will have to think more about how I plan to
> use
> > this to see if this will actually be a problem. For comparison,
> Sonos
> > claim that their remote battery lasts 2-5 days per charge.


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