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Laptop Edited Film Unplugged: Performance Myth?
31 Oct
Summary
- Film was edited on a laptop while it was unplugged.
- Microsoft claimed less than 1% performance drop when unplugged.
- Editing was not completed on a single battery charge.
A remarkable editing feat was showcased, with a film reportedly completed on a laptop while it was unplugged. This demonstration was featured in a behind-the-scenes video from Microsoft. The company highlighted that the computer maintained nearly full performance, showing a "less than 1% drop in performance when unplugged."
However, closer inspection of the video revealed a critical detail in a footnote. This clarification stated that the entire editing process for the film was not performed on a single battery charge. This adds nuance to the claim of extensive unplugged editing capabilities.
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