>> (By the way, Wow! Do I LOVE this little dual-core Galaxy. I am very happy I
>> didn't jump for an iPad now; this is a real computer, not just a large
>> iPhone!)
>> 
>> I'm starting to catch on to the tablet idea, 


Bob,

If you have any spare time (!),  I would be interested in how much having the  
Jmol app running on the  Galaxy reduces its battery duration 9 (from eg 8 hours 
to what?).  With the current state of battery technology, most of what a tablet 
does is probably dominated by this attribute.   Thus  graphics is always going 
to be expensive, but how much?

I note in this context that the  "battery sensitive" version of  OpenGL (WebGL) 
has yet to make an appearance on a tablet (I had been anticipating it might in  
iOS 5 but it did not).  I presume they are still working on making it battery 
friendly.  No idea if the Samsung browser on the tablet supports  WebGL yet 
(although in fact  WebGL is not directly relevant to  Jmol!). 


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