Look at the power supply or back of any semi-sophisticated electronics device you want to know the kilowatt usage of. It should have one number on it with an "A" next to the number. This is the amperage. Multiply that by 120 (Alternating Current) and you have the wattage. Divide by 1000. After that, as you may be able to figure yourself already, if you use that device for one hour then you will be said to be using it for that many kilowatts. Example: I have a 1.5A laptop. (it may even say 1,5A) Multiply by 120. 180 watts Divide by 1000. 0.18 kilowatts If I use my laptop for one hour, it will consume at the most 0.18 kilowatts. It may be less because you do not use 100% of your CPU every second, and there may be power-saving features such as auto-off screen, modem or network card working. The best energy saving feature you can use is the one that turns off the screen, but keep in mind if you use anything like DSL/Cable that device usually has its own power supply and it can be more than a laptop. Also, if you want to do the math to find the cost of running your laptop for one straight month, multiply the kilowatts by 730.5 and then by your local power company's charge for each kilowatt-hour. Mine charges $0.1412, so the laptop would cost $18.56 if it was used at full capacity for approximately 30 days, and just multiplying again by 12 months gives me a yearly maximum of $222.80. You could probably reach that number if you turned off all power-saving features, ran a program that can hammer the processor like a math program using WiFi and/or networking simultaneously. If you have free time to burn, I recommend going to SETI@home and have your computer join the search for possible life beyond our world.
That depends on how many light bulbs are in the bathroom and how much power each of them use.
you have to take laptop apart to install the receiver of the gps
Depending on the size of the TV, somewhere between 0.3 and 0.7 KW. The nameplate of the TV usually lists the watts, divide watts by 1000 to get KW.
Depends on size and population of town better answerable with a coplete Census of town in question
To calculate the kilowatts needed to run a 200-amp home, you would need to know the voltage of the electrical system. Assuming it's a standard 240-volt system, you would calculate it as follows: 200 amps * 240 volts = 48,000 watts or 48 kilowatts.
There is no real 'best laptop', as there is many laptops in the market and it will take a long time to determine which laptop is the best for running Sims 3. However, you could find a laptop that can run Sims 3 quite well ias long as it has a good processor and a good video card, so that the game won't lag or have poor picture quality.
Your battery may be worn out. When you use electricity to run the laptop your battery should not be in your laptop. The power will run through the battery making it drain. Either replace your battery, or take it to get it check out if it is still under warrenty.
Mac software can only run on an Apple Mac computer either a laptop (such as the MacBook) or desktop (such as the iMac).
Everything in a normal house would run off 50 kW because all devices take less power than that. Many houses have a mains power supply limited to 15 or 25 kW.
It depends on the type of laptop you have.
maybe it depends on the quality of your laptop
No, it will not harm the laptop to remove the battery and plug it in if it will run that way.