Prior to the news in the press about the new Aero user interface system in Vista "burning" laptop batteries (Microsoft laptops), Microsoft conducted research and gave a complete conclusion.

The world's No. 1 software firm claims that when the Aero interface is turned on, it consumes only about 1-4% more battery than when not turned on.

Microsoft: Aero does not burn laptop batteries images 1 Nick White, a product manager for Microsoft, said Vista was designed to automatically disable the transparent interface feature when users enable the power-saving feature.

" We believe that the Aero interface should not be turned off because it will not save much more energy. The most energy-consuming factor on laptops is the display. Parts This consumes about 15-25% of battery power, more than the processor ".

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