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Nice piece of design. Makes me think it might be possible to manufacture a 770-style case with a similar magnet. A software patch would then make the same sleep behavior available from such a case.
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Hence the "software patch" I suggested, which would change the behavior from "unmount card" to "put unit to sleep".
Any ideas?