Satellite Power Management, Continued : Toshiba Launches Its Satellite Into Orbit With NVIDIA's GeForce2Go

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Satellite Power Management, Continued

By Uwe v.d. Weyden, published on May 31, 2001
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: toshiba, launches, its, satellite, into, orbit, with, nvidia

Contents

1. Introduction
2. Toshiba Worldwide
3. Positioning
4. GeForce Two Or More To Go
5. GeForce2 Go To Integration
6. Star Wars: Toshiba Satellite 2800-500 Vs. 2805-S402
7. Subwoofer For The Road
8. Satellite Power Management
9. Satellite Power Management, Continued
10. BIOS Vs. Setup-Program
11. Front View
12. Right View
13. Top View
14. Removing The Battery

9. Satellite Power Management, Continued

The power consumption can be specified for up to four different battery states. The Maximum Performance setting, for example, displays the setting for a fast mobile device that saves some battery power.

My personal favorite is the Normal setting.

When we are talking power consumption we mainly focus on the CPU. The display also consumes quite a bit of the battery. That's why Toshiba has three different settings for the display called: Super, Bright and Semi.