Windows Vista Eats Notebook Battery Life

According to foreign media reports, many Microsoft software enthusiasts have found that Windows Vista significantly reduces battery life, especially when the Aero interface is turned on, Vista's power consumption ability greatly increases. Although this new system has an enhanced power management feature that can extend battery life, it still cannot resist this power-hungry Vista. Moreover, both notebooks with Intel chips and MacBooks are the same, but the latter has a much stronger battery endurance than the former.