I noticed that when using the Maximum battery profile that the processor speed cycles down to 357 MHz. I thought the TR could only step between 1000 and 600 mHz. Does it stay at this low speed or does it cycle up as needed depending on processor demand?

there’s a lot of speeds… i’ve seen 300, 500, 750 and 1ghz

just think that’s a good think.  that’s a good thing for battery life   why use more processor speed when it’s not needed?

If you want your processor running to the max.  Either plug it in or change the setting to something more powerful like DVD PLAYING under power managment.  :D

BTW the TR by far is my favorite computer.  I don’t care that it has a small screen.  Its a wide screen and I would compare it to a 12” that you just have to scroll a little more. 

As for the small keyboard.  You just have to get used to it.  But its priceless for the looks.  I’ve never seen a sexier computer.  If you still have stickers on you TR.  Take them off.  Its a huge improvement.  :twisted:

jso902 has a good point.  Who cares what the processor runs at when you have an idle system, as it would certainly preserve battery life.  It is soothing to know that there is 1GHz under the hood if you need more gas.

Chris687, I could not agree with you more.  The TR has made its way into my daily life.  It is my desktop on the move, literally.  I could not see myself ever using a smaller notebook.  Additionally, it is encouraging to know that future versions of the TR will carry even more power (Dothan). :drool:

[quote author=“Chris687”]BTW the TR by far is my favorite computer.  I don’t care that it has a small screen.  Its a wide screen and I would compare it to a 12” that you just have to scroll a little more. 

As for the small keyboard.  You just have to get used to it.  But its priceless for the looks.  I’ve never seen a sexier computer.  If you still have stickers on you TR.  Take them off.  Its a huge improvement.  :twisted:

I bought the TR to augment my desktop PC. In only a few weeks I’ve found myself booting the desktop only when I have to. The only reason I’ll keep most of my apps on the big machine is to mirror them in the event something happens to the TR.