Energy-conserving computer accessible remotely and instantaneously by providing keep-alive power to memory
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Jan 22, 2002
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Apr 16, 1999
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An energy-conserving computer system allowing for instantaneous and remote access using keep-alive power-distributing circuitry for continuously distributing keep-alive DC power to a first group of circuitry including keep-alive memory means (such as ROM, RAM, or preferably SRAM) for storing task information (reflecting the operating activity of the energy-conserving computer system) to be kept alive, and switchable power-distributing circuitry for selectively distributing main DC power to a second group of circuitry, the switchable power-distributing circuitry including a plurality of slots for detachably establishing circuit communication with circuit cards to be selectively powered.
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