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Student Invention May Significantly Extend Mobile Device Battery Life
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.../12/19/2338237
Anyone think this is really going to fly? If it does, it's got quite a potential to help mobile devices like the NIT. |
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On a cell phone that may be a sizable chunk of the total power consumed, but on a WiFi/BT only device like our tablets... maybe not so much. Edit: ... BTW, I think it will fly but other factors like RF & magnetic interference may have to be overcome first. |
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Hmmm i wonder what happens when you connect LOTS of components like that. I'm not sure that you could build a whole device with that kind of technology. So I'm with YoDude on that matter...
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wifi can eat a lot of juice, if allowed to...
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I read his dissertation. The idea he has is to use a wireless connection internally in the device as a lower resistance "wire" than the copper/hybrid alloy wire that is used currently. (The N800's wire to the antenna is several tenths of an ohm) It is an interesting idea that will take at least 3 to 5 years until it is seen in devices. It could also shrink the size of devices.
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I love the /. comments... some people analyzing the thesis via other comments rather than the paper itself. :D
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thats slashdot for you, dont bother reading the article, just comment on the summary...
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Yes, but the article's just been /.ed; odds are it's already inaccessible, so why try reading it?
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is there not some kind of mirroring service built into slashdot these days?
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