This port can accept the upcoming optical inputs....But this isn't Light Peak. This is one just uses copper. So more than likely a Rev 2 will come which will be called Light Peak.
So I'm not so sure about it lasting very long.
This port can accept the upcoming optical inputs....But this isn't Light Peak. This is one just uses copper. So more than likely a Rev 2 will come which will be called Light Peak.
So I'm not so sure about it lasting very long.
This seems odd to me. I get about 7.5 hours on the 2010. that's with wifi on, brightness to half, backlit keyboard on lowest (when it allows me to have it on, I just think it looks better with it on), bluetooth off (when I remember as I only need it for my magic mouse when I'm using it as a desktop where it is plugged in but it doesn't seem to seriously impact battery life to tell the truth), safari, MS Word, ssh, calculater, sudoko game.
Now, if I use Firefox that battery life goes down by 2 or more hours. So I admit I do change my habits when I'm on battery vs. power (But I don't need Firefox on when on battery so it's not impacting me too much).
This is interesting.. I did not know this. So using Firefox instead of using Safari consumes a lot more power??
Flash is like a greedy fat person gorging themselves on your battery. Use Safari, enroll in HTML5 for youtube, and download clicktoflash and that will easily add 1.5 hours at least to your battery time without sacrificing time surfing.
There is likely to be a small loss in battery life, as the new CPUs are more power-hungry (35W vs. 25W), however the GPU is included in that 35W, so 7 hours should be pretty accurate.
...but a higher price for a modest upgrade with lower battery life is a bit disappointing.
Picked up the new 13in today, fully charged it, while using wifi and 60%-90% brightness, I changed it a few times adjusting for ambient light conditions, I received just under 4 hours of battery life. I was using safari, youtube, downloaded a few movies, added some songs to itunes (didn't listen to them), installed a few programs, adjusted system settings, made a call on skype. I don't know what everyone here calls "normal usage" but I would call my actions "normal" for me at least. Sitting in a coffee shop writing an email on a barely lit screen with NOTHING else going on, i.e. no other applications in use, is NOT normal for me.
Im seriously wondering how much of a performance boost this new i5 gives....???
...is there a "click to flash" like app for win7 OS for when I'm running in bootcamp?