>Couldn't they just hire someone and say "Fix this. Identify the problem and we will support your findings to get the fix implemented. Power conservation is mo

>Couldn't they just hire someone and say "Fix this. Identify the problem and we will support your findings to get the fix implemented. Power conservation is more of a mantra, rather than a feature. If you decide that this is your priority, it should infuse every feature and every aspect of the OS. This can absolutely be done, and Microsoft is more than capable to cater to this need. I'd like to know why they haven't done so already. I mean, Intel finally got it with Haswell.