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Yeah, that's the problem you want to make sure users don't face every time they power on their device. Guessing: Perhaps, after Fukushima, Japan, like Germany
by tpmx 6y ago
Yeah, that's the problem you want to make sure users don't face every time they power on their device.
Guessing: Perhaps, after Fukushima, Japan, like Germany has become very conscious about allowing people to completely shut off their devices when they are not using them?
I do remember German computer mags being very concerned with standby/operating power usage already like 15-20 years ago for things like home routers.
- chungus_khan 6y agoButton cell clock batteries have been a thing in most computers since at least the 1980s (including in every previous Playstation console that has an internal clock, PS2 and up), so it's not that unusual to see one in the PS5, and I don't think influenced by anything recent.
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- perryizgr8 6y agoEvery single PC has had a button cell for the RTC. This is nothing as new as Fukushima.