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Re: Newer wearables?

> What's the total unplugged time for this setup?  I'm considering the Espresso
> for a wearable, and that's one of my main concerns.

I said it was my setup, but I didn't say I had set it up! :-)

Everyone keeps asking me about power usage for the Espresso - well, i would
be happy to tell you if someone could just tell me how to test it.  I'm in
high school, I have no EE background, I have no idea how to do this,
although I'd be willing to learn.  Suggest a book or procedure, and I'll do
it!

~Danny

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> From: Pete Hardie <>
> Organization: Scientific-Atlanta
> Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2000 08:28:05 -0400
> To: Wear-Hard <>
> Subject: Re: Newer wearables?
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> Resent-Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2000 08:28:40 -0400
> 
> Danny Silverman wrote:
>> 
>> My (very expensive, but still less than a Via or Xybernaut) brew:
>> Espresso PC ($799) - 466 celery/64MB Ram/6GB (?) HD, Floppy, CD
>> Truckload of Sony Infolithiums ($300)
> 
> What's the total unplugged time for this setup?  I'm considering the Espresso
> for a wearable, and that's one of my main concerns.
> 
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> Pete Hardie                   |   Goalie, DVSG Dart Team
> Scientific Atlanta            |
> Digital Video Services Group  |
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