> Would be nice to have the new hardware being developed for more battery time.

X5000 has been there since 2016 :-)

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So it's hardly "the new hardware", right? :D

>>> Would be nice to have the new hardware
>>> being developed for more battery time.

>> X5000 has been there since 2016 :-)

> So it's hardly "the new hardware", right? :D

I assume "the new hardware" refers to the announced Mirari board, which in relation to G5 power hog levels won't consume significantly less watts per performance than the CyrusPlus/X5000 as it's quite similar technology (28nm e5500/e6500 from 2012 vs. 45nm e5500 from 2010). Power consumption is not defined by the year the board/system is released but by the technology deployed on/in it.