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Old 02-29-2008, 09:16 PM   #1
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http://www.wired.com/gadgets/pcs/new...2/bluray_power

I wonder how Toshiba's HD DVD enabled notebooks are doing battery wise.
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I wonder how Toshiba's HD DVD enabled notebooks are doing battery wise.
Wonderfull. I have a Toshiba enabled HD DVD player, my sister has one & my good friend has one with the HD DVD burner in side. No problem at all. The battery life is great,.
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HD-DVD does much better with power consumption because Broadcom came up with a chipset that helps it be more frugal. If not for Broadcom then HD-DVD would hog as much. My guess is that Broadcom may now adapt those chips for BD to lower the power consumption in notebooks.
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I wonder if Blu-Ray copy protection and BDjava also contribute.
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I wonder if Blu-Ray copy protection and BDjava also contribute.
I don't think so....

Higher bitrate audio and video probably contribute a tad.
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