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Re: [tlug] xbuntu on Toshiba Libretto L1 video resolution X11 (among other) problems --update



On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 17:38 +0900, Evan Monroig wrote:
> On 9/1/06, Josh Glover <jmglov@example.com> wrote:
> > On 01/09/06, GMO Unix Erin D. Hughes <erin-hughes@example.com> wrote:
> >
> > > But the key selling point for this laptop when it came out was battery
> > > life touted at 14 hours but tested around 12 ....
> 
> Sometimes doing a few full charge - full discharge cycles helps get
> back som of the battery life. Real _full discharges_.
> 
> > 14 hours!? Really?
> >
> > Has anyone on the list ever seen that kind of battery life in
> > practise? If so, I'm rushing out and buying that device at once! I
> > would love to be able to code all the way from NRT to IAD! :)
> 
> No... I have a Toshiba Dynabook with centrino, and when I bought it 3
> years ago it was one of the longest battery lifes you could get.
> Roughly 5 - 6 hours for "normal" usage. I don't know about the life
> with VI in console mode, but that sounds quite scary... ;)
I must be HIGH not only did I say 14 hours 1 time I said it twice... 
I know I read it some where and and of course now I the only review I
can find is here and
http://www.danchan.com/feature/2001/11/26/libretto/libretto.htm
and it says 2 .... 
I will find it 

Oh wait here is one (this isnt the original one I read that one was in
Japanese) 
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/9.09/streetcred.html?pg=12
<quote>
Beyond its feather weight and slim profile, the real story with the
Libretto is its long battery life. Thanks to a 600-MHz Transmeta Crusoe
chip, the laptop runs fast yet stays impenetrably cool. Toshiba rates
standard battery life at up to four and a half hours. Sub in the
0.6-pound high-capacity battery and you get 11 to 14 more hours - long
enough to get through a rolling blackout. Best of all, when the looters
inevitably show up, you'll be able to secret the Libretto away in the
tiniest nook or cranny.
</quote>

This might be it ....
http://dynabook.com/pc/catalog/libretto/010507l1/index_j.htm
but I think you have to read the pdf .... I am not in the mood at the
moment cause I have other things to do .... like TLUG Nomikai (Drinking
Party with Nerd Overtones) September 1st  19:30~21:30
http://www.tlug.jp/meetings/next.php

CU THERE!
E./
> Evan
> 



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