At 23:10 +0100 7/30/01, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am now left wondering what is *really* the best option in terms of
>hardware, if one's main concern is to minimise wear and tear.
>
>A very puzzled Walter...
In all honesty, it's really more of a personal preference issue. I
doubt that there's any way to really know if either method affects
your machine in a positive or negative manner. It's just a matter of
what works best for you.
I set my iMac to sleep after 20 minutes. I set my PowerBook never to
go to sleep... I typically close the lid (thus, putting it to sleep)
when I walk away, if I think I'll be gone for any appreciable amount
of time.
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