Aleutia's E1: Solar-powered Linux runs on 8 watts
Posted By: Madan Lal | Dec 4 2007
The technology seems to be tiny and energy efficient with this tiny Aleutia's E1PC, which is a solar powered Linux 2.14 in just 115x115x35mm dimensions. Without any, moving part and a silent working it requires just 8 watts of power. That power could be supplied by an optional solar panel. That is something like small wonder, which contain 200Mhz X86 CPU, 128MB RAM, one Ethernet 100 port, three 3 USB Ports with storage capacity of 2GB. It features pre-installed Excel-compatible spreadsheet software (Gnumeric) and Word-compatible word processor (Abiword). The price is not a huge one with $400 price tag.
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Via: RoboroBert
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