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Re: Green Apple Small Carbon

Subject: Re: Green Apple Small Carbon
From: John <zzzjoki@yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2007 20:23:21 -0700
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On May 25, 5:58 pm, mspangler <mspang...@gemsi.com> wrote:
> To figure out how long my data collection Apple II would run on its
> UPS, I put a Kill-a-watt meter on it. It pulls 24 VA (not counting the
> monitor). My Mac mini (dual core 1.66 GHz) pulls 28 VA if the optical
> drive is not running. So you're not necessarily as much greener as you
> may think.
>


I'm back with the spiffy P3 4400 in hand.

-- Quick and nasty measurements ----

A 2// Plat  : 23 watts
A 2// Plat + Apple mono monitor : 45 watts

LC III : 21 watts
LC III with 15" CRT : 80 watts

Athlon XP 1800 with monitor, surfing : 215-232 watts.
XP & monitor on standby :     66 watts

References:
- Green Apple Small Carbon
  - From: John <zzzjoki@yahoo.com>
- Re: Green Apple Small Carbon
  - From: mspangler <mspangler@gemsi.com>

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