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Incorrectly advertising battery capacity as 32W instead of (presumably) 32WH is a hilarious mistake for a company the size of HP
by KerbalNo15 9mo ago
Incorrectly advertising battery capacity as 32W instead of (presumably) 32WH is a hilarious mistake for a company the size of HP
- kstrauser 9mo agoYou beat me to it. 32W, but for how long? 8 hours? 11 seconds? 32W would be true in both cases.
- atoav 9mo ago5 attoseconds
- ksec 9mo agoI mean at least they didn't use mah. I am surprised it actually have a battery in it I thought you would have to plug it in to use it.
- dragonwriter 9mo agoThe battery is optional, and from the ad copy not intended to power active “use” only moving between different (presumably nearby) work locations without shutting down (probably sleep.)
- Karliss 9mo agoI would guess that it also helps with accidental restarts due to power loss while repositioning the keyboard on your desk. It doesn't take much force to pull out USB-C.
- perihelions 9mo agoIf there was any doubt left whether Hewlett-Packard is still a company run by engineers, that was a clean way to dispel it.
- Tempest1981 9mo agoPerhaps some rogue proofreader "fixed" a stray character
- tonymet 9mo agoW & watts has become a colloquialism for watt-hours in the EV space at least. e.g. "how much did consume at the super charger" -- about 10 watts (WH). So it's not literally correct, but it's becoming commonplace to say that. slang , pigeons and dialects all develop based off of context like this.