kdf wrote: > > Then again, consider that we're tlaking about wifi, so it's a case of > being movable rather than entirely wireless. In that case, one option > could be a very low power mode. Unplug it and the battery keeps the > memory, wifi, audio processor and headphone output going. Killing all > else will save battery life. Plugging back in will restore full power > without missing a beat and start recharging. You probably wouldn't > have to worry about 7 hours of life. 2 would be enough to mow the > lawn, do some dusting, etc. Other times, just plug it into one of > several power adaptors around the house.
Just for the record, I just spent $2500 on an electrician to provide power to my new deck and tool shed, so I'd still buy one of these even if it doesn't run on batteries. :) - Marc _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
