Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
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Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#2Prius has the best tire wear - bested the ferrari.
I am not looking to optimize energy usage with a browser; I am looking to optimize speed and security.
Complete straw man .
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#3I'm pretty sure the title would belong to something like Lynx.
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#4Too bad windows isn't that energy efficient...
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#5This is probably a crazy suggestion, but TechCrunch may want to think about filtering the stories they end up publishing.
There's a reason Mashable exists, we don't need another site publishing a advertisement as a story.
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#6Is this really the best their marketing department can come up with? "Use IE and it's like planing millions of trees!"
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#7Anyone got independent verification? What about across a representative sample of sites and apps? As it stands, this seems too easily cooked to be accepted at face value.
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#8So this is with one tab? Okay, how does it perform with 20? How does it perform vs. noscript?
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#9I bet this will change after a few patches are applied.
Re: Microsoft: Internet Explorer 10 Is The Most Energy-Efficient Browser
#10Wow, how crazy is it that every scientific study by Microsoft happens to prove the superiority of their products! What a lucky coincidence, since we all know they would never fudge the results.