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Just need a bigger battery. 15W is achievable. You'll add more weight obviously but you get the extras of the pi4. Tradeoff. As for the screen you pointed to,

Just need a bigger battery. 15W is achievable. You'll add more weight obviously but you get the extras of the pi4. Tradeoff. As for the screen you pointed to, isn't an adapter available?

agumonkey 7y ago
also, 15W is max power I suppose, how low can it go if you configure and use it for small tasks
- gocartStatue 7y ago
  from their benchmarks: https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/2019-06-21-15_44_14-Window.png https://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/wp-content/uploads/2019/06...
  - HeadsUpHigh 7y ago
    I wouldn't be surprised if downclocking it would reduce the consumption even further. Also this was with a screen+kb/m attached so that's extra.
peterburkimsher 7y ago
Yes, there are adaptors, but it won't fit with the same loopback HDMI board that's included with the screen. It'll need a wire, which effectively doubles the space it'll take up on a desk. If there are any other high-res small (<= 4") screens, please let me know - the highest DPI that I know is an iPhone 4S 960x640 3.5" screen with a Creotech adaptor.