On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 12:06 AM, Elizabeth Dodd <ed...@billiau.net> wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, Evan Hisey wrote:
>> Gees' wish I hardware that nice for freevo, or my desktop for that
>> matter.
>
> The Intel Dual Core is the Atom in the Eeebox. Yes its nice hardware, and I
> bought it for about a third of the price of a desktop machine, and that
> included a keyboard and mouse for it.
> My big requirements are low power usage so that I can run it off the solar and
> wind system constantly (although the monitor is on the paid_for_power at
> present). It uses 12V, 3A for the computer and 12V, 2A for the external hard
> drive (at maximum).
> I couldn't say that about the quad core - it probably runs 350W power supply
> or more - I can't find that out from the outside of the box.
> I think that I will be purchasing more micro-computers from now on, and that
> includes what I get for the workplace.
>
> And yes, I am older, working and well paid - that's how I can afford to put up
> solar panels and a wind generator :-)
>
Wow, now I am really envious Solar and Wind systems. It's times like
this that make paying off student loans suck, get paid well, but
someone else gets the pay check :/. How well is the Eeebox working
over all? I have been thinking about something like that when/if can
actually spring for "real" den system.

Evam

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