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Subject: Re: [9fans] 9pi + apple keyboard
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On 22/01/2013 18:06, erik quanstrom wrote:
> sort of sad when the keyboard uses more power than the computer.

Sadly funny!

The PI is really power-efficient, this is quite impressive.
Thanks ARM!

I'm currently running two Atom-based servers for Linux and Plan9 (>=40W
each), and it is possible that the computation power I need could fit
in two Pis, except for the disk transfer rate that seems to be limited
by all-being-usb bootleneck when using two USB devices to read and
write data at the same time (backups from ethernet to USB hard drive).
(+ in the end, the limiting 100M-only built-in ethernet controller).

Nicolas