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Originally Posted by pip
They do like on the mac osx tiger (built in, but turned off feature).
mac's normally have "sleep" which is a mode that turns off everything than the power for keeping Ram chips alive and breathing.
if you do some Terminal work you can enable so that when you put you mac into sleep, it saves ram-memory on disk, but it also keeps power going to the ram chips for fast recovery. If you take out the battery or loose power to the device, it will do a long "hibernate-boot" the next time you boot it.
basically, this will not be very clever for CarPC's since it will always draw a little power from the battery.
