Posted on 28 January 2009
This week Fujitsu announced the impending release of the first zero-watt computer. The Esprimo Green will hit stores this summer. Fujitsu boasts that the Esprimo Green uses absolutely zero power while in standby mode while still being “administrable”.
Fujitsu plans on giving a demonstration of the Esprimo Green Mobile Think Client at the Cebit technology trade [...]
Posted on 23 January 2009
Whirlpool introduced its new line of green appliances this week. The new eco-friendly kitchen appliances include their Resource Saver refrigerator, dishwasher and range.
The star of the line-up has to be the eco-friendly refrigerator which uses the same amount of power as a 60-watt light bulb. The green fridge also comes equipped with Whirlpool’s 6th Sense [...]
Posted on 22 January 2009
The winner of the Boston Innovation Prize is an eco-friendly air conditioner that is 30% more efficient than standard models and does this by using water vapor as a cooling agent.
Past attempts at using water vapor in air conditioners resulted in cost prohibitive air compressors which required expensive titanium. This water vapor version uses an [...]
Posted on 22 January 2009
This neat little eco-friendly gadget acts as a power strip to protect your electronics while calculating how much power each device uses.
The handiness of this item is really way up there. You can assess the power usage of everything in your home that gets plugged in. Have a voltage party and invite friends over to [...]
Posted on 20 January 2009
How often do you think about your underwear? Not often? Well, a U.K. group who call themselves More Than Pretty Knickers, hopes to change that by producing a new video that draws attention to pollution and other hazards involved in producing and transporting underwear.
Many people are unaware of the amounts of toxic chemicals that are [...]
Posted on 12 January 2009
Looking for a new way to reduce your carbon footprint? With over 165 million home computers in the United States alone, electricity is used and abused on a much larger scale - translating to over 5 million tons of wasted C02 from idle computers.
However, the eco-button, a new green gadget for your computer, is making [...]