Microsoft claims that the Win10 Edge browser consumes a minimum of

when playing video. Computer Store News: Last month Microsoft publicly announced that the Win10 Edge browser is the lowest power browser available. In the official test, the Edge browser saved 36% to 53% of the power compared to other browsers, and the battery life lasted for 3 hours more than the Chrome browser. Today Microsoft announced again that the Edge browser is the lowest power browser for video playback. The Edge browser is designed to take advantage of the platform features of Windows 10 to keep the CPU running at low power while playing video, thus ensuring longer battery life.

Microsoft claims that Edge browsers continue to deliver high-quality video while ensuring energy efficiency. In one test, Microsoft found that video transmitted from Netflix to the Edge was higher in resolution and bit rate than other competitors' browsers, meaning that Edge not only can output higher than other browsers. Quality video content and longer battery life. In addition, Microsoft also said that their "content protection system" built into Windows 10 can effectively protect the transmitted video content from infringement or piracy. Because system access and code are tightly attached to the hardware, Edge and Windows 10 can protect digital content in a more efficient manner. Looking to the future, Microsoft continues to enhance support for higher video resolution while enhancing other video properties such as HDR. At the same time, Microsoft is working with other industry leaders to develop next-generation video formats and encodings, and believes that Edge browsers will be compatible with them in the first place.