Samsung Galaxy Tab will be a tad smaller than the current iPad, with a 7-inch screen. Rumor has it though, that Apple has their own 7-inch iPad in the plan. The feature most daunting to Apple, is that the Galaxy Tab will run Flash. This is big news.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab specs include a 3.1 megapixel camera, a QVGA forward-facing camera for video calling, am ARM11 1GHz processor and the usual Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth. A Vietnamese tech site reported a 4000mAh battery, 16GB of internal memory upgradeable to 48GB, and a MicroSD slot with support for cards up to 32GB. The Tab will run on Android 2.2 and feature full Web-browsing and video calling.

The firmware suggests that the Samsung Galaxy Tab will be running Android 2.2, aka Froyo, and Swype gesture recognition software as well. Samsung’s own TouchWiz interface takes care of the touchy screen capabilities. Early reports of the firmware suggested a surprisingly low 800 x 480 resolution, however conflicting reports say that it boasts a 1024 x 600 resolution.

Samsung Mobile will release more information about the Galaxy Tab on September 2 in advance of IFA Berlin 2010.

The XJ-A130 is an earth-friendly, low maintenance projector which eliminates the need for a short life mercury lamp and disposal and is economical to operate. In addition to being Eco-friendly, the XJ-A130 weighs about 5 pounds and features a 2x Power Zoom lens along with a HDMI port, making the XJ-A130 a great portable projector

It also claims to boast an eco-friendly design, which Motorola promises is 100 percent recyclable. “GRASP is the newest device from Motorola to give back to the environment. Featuring eco design elements, Motorola GRASP is BFR and PCV free with a housing that is 100% recyclable at end of life,” the company states.

This impressively huge increase in performance is made possible by a variety of techniques. A different stabilization process of the battery’s electrodes, which in-turn puts less stress on the battery’s tin, is cited as one of the methods that allows for this extended lifespan. The result is a battery that lasts up to 10 times as long as most current batteries.

The new NEC E231W monitor is also energy efficient, consuming less power at only 28W. The monitor costs only $299, which is extremely reasonable.

Other cool stuff about the NEC E231W LED monitor include 250 nits of brightness, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 4-way adjustability and a 3 year warranty.

The Multisync E231W uses an LED-backlit panel to increase energy savings by up to 40 percent in comparison to conventional CCFL-backlit LCD monitors. T

The ENVI Energy Monitor comes with a sensor, a transmitter and a display unit. The sensor is attached to a electricity live feed and is connected to the transmitter. The transmitter sends energy usage data to the wireless display unit, which allows you to track energy usage up to 30 meters away from it.

The display unit provides you with many details regarding your electricity usage, such as the cost of the current electricity drain. The display can provide the information in graph form, showing night, day and evening consumption. It can inform you of how this differs to previous consumption and it can also use stored information to forecast daily, weekly and monthly consumption and costs.

And good news for Apple iPAD users, the CSQUID is the only cable on the market to allow users to charge the iPad from any PC or Apple laptop. The standard Apple cable included with the iPad can only charge from a new Apple computer USB port. So anyone with an iPad MUST have one of these to charge from any PC or go buy a new Apple PC! You can read more about it at

http://www.macworld.com/article/150356/2010/04/ipadcharging.html
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4060
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2389489

The CQuid boasts multiple connectors which allows it to work with AppleTM products (e.g. iPad, iPod, iPhone), as well as next-generation micro-USB connectors (e.g. BlackberryTM Bold II) and current generation mini-USB connectors (e.g. BlackberryTM Bold I, digital cameras, GPS). The fact that in addition to charging it also does data means that it is truly universal and can be used to download camera pics and backup data on USB hard drives.

No need to install software like iTUNES or blackberry software on PC just to charge - some devices require to software to be installed before charging is initiated. You can charge at work or home on any PC without fear of erasing data.

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This eco-friendly kettle also boasts a flat heating element. This feature allows it to heat the water quickly, in turn using much less electricity. This wireless kettle has a light on its on switch to indicate when the kettle is on, the light goes out when the kettle has boiled. Simple! Kettle-like! But eco-friendly!!

The Energenie is a device which acts as a go-between the appliance and the power source. Once connected, it automatically detects when the appliance is in standby mode and cuts off the power supply.

We think that this kind of feature should come with all new appliances, but until that happens, we are happy to see some innovation taking place.

Furthermore, the Cedar has email support, 2MP camera, FM Radio, 3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth and belongs to Sony Ericsson’s GreenHeart portfolio, which means it is created with keeping nature in mind with its low power consumption charger, e-manual, recycled plastic and waterborne paint.