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Wouldn't that mean that the product is showing content at its most pleasing to customers but with reduced power consumption?
by prawn 11y ago
Wouldn't that mean that the product is showing content at its most pleasing to customers but with reduced power consumption?
- JoshTriplett 11y agoRandom example from a moment's thought on how to cheat: demo mode typically runs in a store display, and likely has little opportunity for evaluation of audio (unless placed in a separate showroom as some stores do for a home-theater demo, but in that case it'll likely get tuned carefully). So, in demo mode, don't bother turning on the higher-energy portions of the audio system at all, because nobody will notice if the audio sounds tinny. And now you've potentially saved tens of watts in demo mode. (Also, note that demo mode typically tunes for most attention-grabbing in a showroom, which often does not provide the optimal viewing experience at home.)