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>Hallo Peter, > >Peter Parnican schrieb am 21. October 2004: > >>That is quite big differences 26W to 110W. ..Is my calculation OK ? > >Don't know. If you're concerned about energy: get an embedded PC >(Soekris or WRAP) which only consumes about 8 watts and is less likely >for HD-crashes and/or faulting fans (powersupply, cpu-cooler, etc.). > >Regards Frederick If you like to optimize on cost vs. power consumption i think an old = Pentium PC is a good choice. I run a m0n0 on a P120 with CF-adapter, pulled out everything(graph, = tbd, hdd, cd, audio etc) but the 2 NIC's needed. And the power = consumption is about 15W in total. It is spaceous compared to a Soekris = but heck alot cheaper. My 5 cents to the subject. /Anders Rambrant |