@ChrisAT:
Oh, hast Du das Gerät? Wie meinst Du das?
Meins kommt heute.
Aus dem Bericht:
Exceptional power management
The supplied cradle mates to Caretta using 10 separate blades for power and data, making for a much more reliable and wear/vibration-resistant electrical connection than you get with pogo pins or USB, yet without having to faff about with screw connectors: just unclip the tablet when you want to remove it. This Carpe Iter has a direct 12V input with integrated voltage stabilisation and – most importantly – it has clever battery-bypass circuitry that means the tablet is powered straight from the bike, charging the internal 5,200mAh battery separately (though all internally and automatically). This is important as most other devices take power from their own internal battery while it’s kept charged, meaning that it can overheat and go into a power-saving mode or even shut down entirely. Caretta can operate between -20°C and 75°C, and while my phone failed while traveling in Spain, the Carpe Iter was absolutely fine even riding at 44°C.
