1. I saw the watt ratings for the 2011 iMacs on the Apple website. But I was not sure if watts can be converted into watt-hours. Some math wiz will probably tell us how to do this I'm sure. Thanks in advice if anyone can, I'd really appreciate it.
2. The iMac is so not the average desktop computer in terms of power consumption. One of the main reasons I even consider iMacs as a purchase.
Probably the most useless and irrelavent article I've read in a while. My drive to work (12 miles) in one day uses more "energy" than my iphone will ever use. Is this trying to make me feel bad that we have iphones?
This wasn't useless, it's nice to know. Particularly what other devices like the X-Box, laptops, and desktop use.
This is Macrumors, so perhaps you were feeling defensive and thought that Apple was being attacked, considering that if anything such little bit of money would make people feel good about the using the iPhone. And it has according to some of the comments.
Bragging about 41 cents only to charge the iPhone??? And then comparing 41-cent cost to the cost of running a 200-pound refrigerator?????
ROTFLMAO.
Here's how to "intelligently" charge "any" phone for zero cent cost.
PLUG/CHARGE IT IN YOUR CAR.
Now if you know how to run a fridge for 41 cents a year then please bring it on and brag about it.