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Originally Posted by skyline
I'm sure that your estimates are based on facts and numbers so what is the consumption of an ARM processor? If we know that then we can work out a rough estimate on the overall consumption of the device.
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Tricky. Basically, most of the CPU will only be powered on when there's work to do. So for an e-ink device, the power draw when it's sitting around with no screen changes will be
extremely low.
If other screen technologies require active management at all times, even at fairly low levels, it can mean higher CPU power draws.