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I wonder who came up with ACP and ACPI
ACP is a standard that was jointly developed by Intel and Microsoft


ACPI is a standard that was jointly developed by Intel, Microsoft, Toshiba, HP and Pheonix BIOS.

Incase if you are wondering what ACP and ACPI are, they are the industry standard interface for power conservation
http://www.acpi.info/

I dont see any IBM, SUN, RedHat involved anywhere in any power conservation.

To top it off Windows offers the best power management features of any OS out there.

I dont see any Linux providing DECENT power conservation at all eg does not support hibernation.



Below is a link that shows a chart which displays the power consumption of CPU's and I think if you can read English you'll see x86 use less power than PowerPC.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_power_dissipation

Clearly shows that *nix people are just FUDsters who dont do anything useful but just sit around and complain about others and worse off lie about others.
Posted by: zzz1234567890   Posted on: 05/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I wonder who came up with ACP and ACPI  zzz1234567890 | 05/10/07
some links  zzz1234567890 | 05/10/07
Linux not supporting hibernation?  phburks | 05/10/07
so they copied another Microsoft innovation  zzz1234567890 | 05/10/07
IBM - the company with no morals  code_Warrior | 05/10/07
IBM - the company with no morals  bws111 | 05/10/07
umm - no  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/10/07
IBM is a bureaucracy  code_Warrior | 05/10/07
Think of all the energy saved if you didn't post the article  willhoyt | 05/10/07
Gee 5  Roger Ramjet | 05/10/07
And issued the 970FX low power  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/10/07
Just think of all the carbon offsets  middle of nowhere | 05/10/07
If Al had to plant trees himself...  Anton Philidor | 05/10/07
re If Al had to plant trees himself  M.R. Kennedy | 05/10/07
You're citing a google search now?  georgeou | 05/10/07
Hey george - what's 2 x 95?  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/13/07
after the idiocy discount  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 05/13/07
Carbon footprints. The real issues ...  p_msac@... | 05/11/07
Article way out-of-line!  pabugeater | 05/13/07
Even if your numbers were true...  sleepyg | 05/13/07
Alas nuke good but by no means zero  Ross44 | 05/13/07
hmmmmmmmm  SquishyParts | 05/13/07
As Dr.Cox once sang to the tune of a doorbell chime...  brett_x | 05/14/07
Little less than bashing just to write a column  Rick_R | 05/14/07

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