Turn Off Screen
Posted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 1:42amThe battery will last a LOT more with the screen off. The LCD constantly refreshing drains up a lot of the juice from the battery..
..I´m not sure how much more time your PPC will stay working, though.
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Posted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 1:42amPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 1:48amPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 6:40amPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 8:26amPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 8:49amPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 4:20pmPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 11:14pmPosted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 11:30pmI'm not sure if it's really the LCD that drains up the battery, I'd rather say it's the backlight.
I had my E-125 lying on the table playing MP3s with the display turned off (using the respective Media Player function), and I could still see an image because of the angle my desk lamp was lighting the device with.
However, the touchscreen didn't react, but I could see the slider moving.
I had my E-125 lying on the table playing MP3s with the display turned off (using the respective Media Player function), and I could still see an image because of the angle my desk lamp was lighting the device with.
However, the touchscreen didn't react, but I could see the slider moving.
Posted: Apr 4, 2002 @ 11:40pmPosted: Apr 5, 2002 @ 12:11amSame thing with my E-125. I can still see a faint image even without external lighting. Very faint, and it updates if I up the volume or as the song progresses. I wondered about it, but it doesn't really bother me.
Posted: Apr 5, 2002 @ 4:11amPosted: Apr 5, 2002 @ 4:17am