Anybody mirror their laptop to an ipad for traktor?

[blatterjr]

General test I did on a Dell XPS15 about 6-months ago.

Control was rendering an architectural scene in Autodesk 3DS Max over a 1-hour period. Laptop was plugged in and sitting in a room that was 78-degrees. Surface temperature taken at palmrest. Laptop was shut down and cooled to room temperature between tests.

Wattage measured with a Extech EX330 Multimeter.
Internal heat measured with Piriform Speccy.
External heat measured with Maytech Infrared Thermometer.

Laptop Open (normal):

• Wattage: 78w
• Internal: 117-degrees
• External: 86-degrees

Laptop Almost Closed to 1-inch (Screen on):

• Wattage: 78w
• Internal: 132-degrees
• External: 96-degrees

Laptop Closed (Screen off)

• Wattage: 49w
• Internal: 112-degrees
• External: 84-degrees

YMMV, but I'm confident the stress I put on this machine is significantly higher than when I spin.

[robdquick]

If you can somehow get the screen to turn off and keep the lid open slightly then I'm guessing this would be best all round, but keeping the screen on throws out a lot of heat!!

[tekki]

Any alternatives to do this from macbook to android tablet?
(Or will I need to stick to the Remote Desktop plugin of Google Chrome? )

[blatterjr]

Any alternatives to do this from macbook to android tablet?
(Or will I need to stick to the Remote Desktop plugin of Google Chrome? )

I tried it with Teamviewer from Windows to IPad and Android... didn't work well.

[robdquick]

Splashtop have apps for both mac and android.

[dj wo k]

http://www.avatron.com/applications/air-display/

[ImNoDJ]

General test I did on a Dell XPS15 about 6-months ago.

Control was rendering an architectural scene in Autodesk 3DS Max over a 1-hour period. Laptop was plugged in and sitting in a room that was 78-degrees. Surface temperature taken at palmrest. Laptop was shut down and cooled to room temperature between tests.

Wattage measured with a Extech EX330 Multimeter.
Internal heat measured with Piriform Speccy.
External heat measured with Maytech Infrared Thermometer.

Laptop Open (normal):

• Wattage: 78w
• Internal: 117-degrees
• External: 86-degrees

Laptop Almost Closed to 1-inch (Screen on):

• Wattage: 78w
• Internal: 132-degrees
• External: 96-degrees

Laptop Closed (Screen off)

• Wattage: 49w
• Internal: 112-degrees
• External: 84-degrees

YMMV, but I'm confident the stress I put on this machine is significantly higher than when I spin.

Goddamn I love an evidence based approach.

Nice Work.

[Johbremat]

General test I did on a Dell XPS15 about 6-months ago.

*insert pwnage here*

Love your work.

[tekki]

Splashtop have apps for both mac and android.

Thanks Rob, much appreciated!

[dj wo k]

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