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1/19 The Transmeta Crusoe runs at 1 watt of power (20 milliwatts idle).
What is the range of power consumption for mobile processors out
there now?
\_ It seems that the whole world is trying to get onto
yet another AMD/Cyrix/etc 1
http://www.transmeta.com
\_ somthing changed, but I can get on the site now
\_ It seems that the whole world is trying to get onto
yet another AMD/Cyrix/etc 2
the motd
\_ motd poll: what do you think of the future of transmeta?
yet another AMD/Cyrix/etc 3
another StrongARM 1
bought by intel/amd 1
the next Intel! 0
bought by intel/amd 0
dont care 1
hotter and sexier than tom 2
hey what about Motorola ?
\_ hotter than tom? does tom run under 1W and 20mW idle?
\_ Indurain had a resting pulse rate of 28 -tom
hotter and sexier than yer mom 1
hotter and sexier than sky 1
\_ SHE CANNA RUN THIS HOT FOR MUCH LONGER, CAPT'N
fad 1
pure hype 1
most likely to break VA Linux's IPO record 1
\_ Is there anyone who really considers their own mom hot and
sexy?
\_ No, just *yer*mom. My mom is elderly and gray-haired, and
stays at home knitting lace doilies.
\_ Of course. Don't you read the "real stories" on
alt.sex.stories.incest?
\_ I believe that most modern chips run at 10 watt/cm^2 or somewhere
in that ballpark.
\_ The hot K6's used to run at 40 W at 100% utilization, the
.25 um processors about a quarter that, the mobile 650 MHz
Pentium 3 uses 21.5 W
\_ Note that this is the 3120 chip which is designed for handheld. I
think the StrongArm runs at about 1 watt too. The new Pentium III
with PowerStep runs at about 6 watts when on batteries, and 11 watts
when plugged into the wall. (http://www.news.com
\_ WOW! now THAT's (microsoft style) Innovation!
They just invented the non-user-controllable turbo-switch!
\_ You can control it. Plug in/Not plug in. See? Innovation.
\_ The idea is to give more power when you're using the laptop
connected to the wall, but conserve battery life when you're on
the road. This allows laptops that are used more like mobile
desktops to have performance closer to desktops.
\_ and if I WANT to burn battery life on the road?
\_ The G3 is around 5.7 W, i believe.
\_ The G3 kicks ass...fuck Intel -- swings
\_ Maybe when you're inside the Steve Jobs Reality Distortion
Field (tm). In the real world it's nothing special. |
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| www.transmeta.com Efficiency is going to take a leap in thinking, logic, and approach that doesn't abandon our investments in productivity tools. A leap that leaves the restrictions of productivity behind. |
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