That's more useful. A big question is how much is really turned off in a computer waiting for the wake-up packet. "The power to the Ethernet controller must be maintained at all times, allowing the Ethernet controller to scan all incoming packets for the Magic Packet frame". So the full network controller is still alive. There's not some tiny Magic Packet detector hardware running off a rechargable coin cell or something, with the main power supply turned off. At least not in the original design.

A lot of sleep modes leave more running than you'd expect.

I was distracted by the poor typesetting in parts of the page. The meaning of the text is overwhelmed by the distracting spacing used to justify the text:

> . I n o t h e r w o r d s , s i l i c o n - o r g a t e - l evel

Didn‘t know a whitepaper is allowed to be this readable.