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umm , yes the USB supply will replace all the escaping electrons emanating from the screen of the device0
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Inner_Zone wrote: »And anoy everyone else on the coach.
can you go skiing or surfing whilst using a hudl ? I think swimming might be out of the question tho ,,0 -
Inner_Zone wrote: »And annoy everyone else on the coach.
That's why they have a lounge area at the back of Silver Service coaches.
Besides, why would they have WiFi, if they don't expect people to use it :huh:0 -
Bedsit_Bob wrote: »That's why they have a lounge area at the back of Silver Service coaches.
Besides, why would they have WiFi, if they don't expect people to use it :huh:
To surf and check e-mail.
If there is a special area does it not have mains sockets? Rail Air (road) coaches and some First Great Western trains have them in all areas not just special areas.0 -
Inner_Zone wrote: »If there is a special area does it not have mains sockets?
Not that I'm aware of.0 -
Inner_Zone wrote: »To surf and check e-mail.
If there is a special area does it not have mains sockets? Rail Air (road) coaches and some First Great Western trains have them in all areas not just special areas.
so surfing is ok , what about skiing ? , still think swimming is a bit much tho for a hudl0 -
Bedsit_Bob wrote: »If I try to run my Hudl from my computer's USB socket, even when it's practically fully charged, I get a message to the effect, that there isn't enough power from the USB socket.enfield_freddy wrote: »correct , as posted above
"Your Hudl probably draws around 1A from the charger when flat, maybe 500mA when at 80%+."
and your USB socket on your PC is rated at , lets guess , I know its 500ma
Yes it's 500mA, but most can handle 1A, especially rear ports. Front ports tend to be USB hubs and these can only handle 500mA+ IF they've been designed to supplement power using another 5v rail.
However, the Hudl will likely detect the data lines on the USB and assume it can't use more than 500mA (for safety reasons). The charger itself will have the data lines shorted together so that the device "knows" it's connected to a charger instead of a USB port.
I use a modified USB cable to fast charge my Nexus 7 from my PC.“I may not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to make an a** of yourself.”
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enfield_freddy wrote: »umm , yes the USB supply will replace all the escaping electrons emanating from the screen of the device
Whaaaat?! There shouldn't be any electrons emanating from the screen -- that's how cathode ray tubes work, not LCD screens.0 -
yes about as much truth , as that chineeze thing from lidl being 7800mAh0
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enfield_freddy wrote: »yes about as much truth , as that chineeze thing from lidl being 7800mAh
So, how many mAh is it?0
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