| Apple 85W Portable Power Adapter: | |
|---|---|
| MBP fully charged, asleep | 1-2W |
| MBP fully charged, 10-20% CPU load | 25-35W |
| MBP charging (at 60%), asleep | 30-35W |
| MBP fully charged, 80-100% CPU load | 40-50W |
| MBP charging (at 0%), asleep | 45W |
| MBP charging (at 14%), asleep | 45W |
| MBP charging (at 60%), 10-20% CPU load | 55-60W |
| MBP charging (at 10%), 10-20% CPU load | 70-85W |
Specs for the MBP:
- 2GB RAM
- 2GHz Core Duo
I was pleasantly surprised to see that most of the time the MBP uses less than a regular 40W bulb.
| Cellphone charger: | |
|---|---|
| Fully charged, while phone is off | 1W |
| Fully charged, while phone is on | 1W |
| Charging, while phone is off | 2-3W |
| Charging, while phone is on | 3-4W |
Just for comparison (not very useful otherwise):
- Charger is an iGo
- Cellphone is a Motorola 120E, sturdy but quite due for a replacement!
Now you’ve just made me curious — MBP Charging (10%; asleep), MBP Charging (60%; asleep)?
Hmm, I’ll try and get those added tomorrow, the battery is at 95% right now.