That's quite okay, as I've said before, not amazing, but enough. However, actively using it with the screen on reduces its battery life dramatically as my observations with System Tuner suggest that it automatically clocks up to 1GHz whenever it detects touch input, regardless of what it is actually doing. In addition, the LCD takes up quite a lot of battery as it would with any other device.
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A battery rundown test of sorts for me led to a estimated calculation of 20 hours playback, with WiFi active (with occasional syncing), screen off, playing mixture of FLAC and MP3 and through external speakers. Volume level was moderate.
That's quite okay, as I've said before, not amazing, but enough. However, actively using it with the screen on reduces its battery life dramatically as my observations with System Tuner suggest that it automatically clocks up to 1GHz whenever it detects touch input, regardless of what it is actually doing. In addition, the LCD takes up quite a lot of battery as it would with any other device.
That's quite okay, as I've said before, not amazing, but enough. However, actively using it with the screen on reduces its battery life dramatically as my observations with System Tuner suggest that it automatically clocks up to 1GHz whenever it detects touch input, regardless of what it is actually doing. In addition, the LCD takes up quite a lot of battery as it would with any other device.
























