How do I bring Satellite A100 out of hibernation?

I was working away and didn't notice I was not plugged in to the mains. My battery ran out and tosh went into hibernation. The on/off button is glowing blue. What do I press to bring it out of hibernation?
Thanks

Hi
I agree with Stefan. To start up the unit you have to press the power button again.
Dont ask, try it ;)

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