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Well they can advertise how much memory they have... RAM uses less power than keeping a radio alive, so I suspect aggressive buffering is a net energy saver.

• HPsquared 3y ago
  Reminds me of the old portable CD players that would advertise the capacity of their anti-skip buffers.
  • sgerenser 3y ago
    Sony Bluetooth headphones, now with 10 seconds g-shock protection!
  • brewtide 3y ago
    I remember owning one of the first portable CD players that did not have any anti-skip buffer, at all. It was a very delicate experience.
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