How Long Does The Battery Last? Very Long!
How Long Does The Battery Last? Very Long!
As always we would like to wrap up by answering the critical question concerning battery life.
We applied our familiar, tried-and-true battery benchmark. The test simulates a stylus entry on the display every 30 seconds, keeping the PDA in constant operation. In order to obtain comparable values we set a display brightness of 50 candela per square meter on all devices.

No, our measurements are not a typo! To be on the safe side we even re-verified the results several times. The iPAQ rx3715 with Samsung application processor runs for a full 8.5 hours - the new standard to beat for Windows-based PDAs.
Finally, we would also like to show the effect of uninterrupted operation of the integrated WLAN/PAN module on battery life.

The results clearly speak for themselves. A continually pulsing WLAN module siphoned off almost one and a half hours of battery power, and continuous operation of the Bluetooth module decreased battery life by about thirty minutes.
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