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Energy-Efficient Software Guidelines

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The purpose of this document is to provide energy efficient software guidelines extending the items described in the “Energy-Efficient Software Checklist” document. The guidelines are OS and architecture agnostic except where otherwise noted.

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    Checklist for creating software applications that is energy-efficient. The checklist is OS agnostic except where otherwise noted

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    Introduction

    This paper discusses the concept of power management issues in a mobile situation, and describes how application software can improve user experience and extend battery life.

    Intel engineer Girish Gopal includes steps for implementing application power management for mobility within an application, references to available Microsoft Windows* Power Management Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and an overview of the proof-of-concept application developed by Intel® software labs.

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  • Intel® Hardware Accelerated High Definition Video Playback Power Analysis

    Recent media technologies like Blu-ray* have driven increased viewing of HD content on mobile computers. This white paper focuses on the impact of different software playback local power profiles while running various HD Blu-Ray* codecs.
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    Mission and Objectives

    In the consumer and business marketplaces, handheld – or small form factor – devices are proliferating. Smart phones, notebooks, and micro PCs are the leading edge of a wave of new small form factor devices designed for communication and entertainment.

    As part of Intel’s vision of architecture innovation for convergence, the Intel Systems Technology Labs (STL) are working to accelerate these next-generation technologies and products.

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