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ABI Research has named AT&T Wireless as the greenest of the North American wireless carriers according to the research firms latest Vendor Matrix. Sprint and Verizon took second and third spots on the matrix scorecards.
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AT&T named greenest carrier by ABI research
By Shane McGlaun on Wednesday, Sep 16th 2009 1 CommentAcer announces two green LCD displays
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 No CommentsAcer announced two LCD displays today in Japan that are actually good for the environment. This eco-friendly focus allows you to have a nice display and feel comfortable in knowing the environment isn’t suffering because of it.
Q-SOUND Bluetooth headphones are solar-powered
By Brenda Stokes on Friday, May 22nd 2009 No CommentsAnything that can help you save energy or protect the environment is bound to do pretty well these days with so many people’s minds on being green. But the new Q-SOUND headphones are just plain practical in that they are solar-powered.
iUnika GYY netbook is solar powered
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, May 14th 2009 No CommentsWell, you don’t see this everyday. The iUnika GYY is a very environmentally-friendly netbook that is actually powered by solar energy. This definitely makes it stand out from the pack and the netbook itself is lightweight weighing only 700grams.
Dell P2210, E190S and E170S displays shipped
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, May 14th 2009 No Comments
V-Dimension Helius Solar Backpack Review
By Ewdison Then on Thursday, Apr 9th 2009 No CommentsConsidering how hungry today’s gadgets are for power, it’s no surprise most geeks break out into a cold sweat when they’re away from a mains socket. V-Dimension aims to change all that, with their Helius solar-powered backpack: they claim its integrated battery is good enough to keep even the most avid iPhone 3G user juiced-up.
LG W53 SMART LCD line is green
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Apr 6th 2009 No CommentsLG added to its LCD collection today with a brand new line of displays. The W53 SMART displays are great for watching movies, but they also possess another attribute that is becoming more and more popular in today’s market: they’re environmentally conscious.
PC makers still emitting high carbon emissions
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Mar 31st 2009 No Comments
Greenpeace is known for their environmental work around the world, but they also release tech industry rankings each quarter that show how individual companies are doing in terms of reducing their carbon footprints.
Sony gets greener DVD packaging
By Brenda Stokes on Tuesday, Mar 24th 2009 No Comments
Sony has decided to take a step toward becoming more environmentally-friendly. They’ve just announced that their DVD and Blu-ray packaging will start to slim down and make a goal of using less resources to contain their products.
Most movies come in larger plastic cases with cardboard sleeves over them these days. But this is just plain wasteful. Starting immediately, Sony will use 80% of the plastic that is currently used. That’s a significant cut back. Plus, the box art will be made from recycled paper. The plastic wrap will not be as thick and the cardboard sleeve will be nixed altogether.
With less packaging materials, it will also cut fuel and resources used to ship the products to stores, saving the company money. The first Sony movie to have the honor of being green is “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” as you could no doubt tell from the picture to the right.
[via Gadgetell]
Nokia Intrigue 7205 unboxing and hands-on video
By Steven Grady on Tuesday, Mar 24th 2009 No CommentsThe Intrigue is a new clamshell phone from Nokia and probably the sexiest clamshell we’ve seen from Nokia in a long time. It features a distinctly different design, focusing on sleek lines and a clean and simple interface. The exterior display is PMOLED, featuring a hidden-until-active external display, as well as touch sensitive controls for media playback.
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