On 21 Mar 2009, at 13:20, Timothy Murphy wrote:
> It's not really clear to me that something like the Buffalo
> Linkstation
> would actually use less energy than a machine sleeping until wake-on-
> LAN?
It's not clear to me either- it's completely a functionof how often
you would
wake a bigger machine, and for how long.
> Also, I'm not clear how the Linkstation would attach to the internet.
In the same way as any other computer - via some kind of acccess device.
> Does it contain an ADSL modem?
No.
Niall
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