Do you remember those cheap pens that you used to get as a kid that had like red, white, blue, green, pink, yellow, and a bunch of other crazy colors in it and you pushed down on the one you wanted and it would extend out so you could write? Well this basically looks like that and does the same thing, but with electricity.
So far it has received GREENGUARD certification, an EPEAT Gold rating, and an Energy Star 4.0 rating. It is made, at least partly, from recycled materials and received the first GREENGUARD certification of any desktop only after undergoing stringent testing for up to 2000 different chemical emissions.
Apparently this notebook is part of some sort of new green initiative over at Asus and is made from bamboo. I must say myself, it looks simply amazing.
Speaking of creepy tech designs, we have another, this time from a different competition, this one I could at least embrace as helpful though. Basically this thing gets inserted under your skin, connected to your bloodstream and then acts as a touch-screen interface, on your skin.
Lots of companies went green last year, and this year won’t be any different. Nokia is showing off concept phone at Mobile World Congress that is made entirely from recycled materials.
I try to be eco friendly, I want to be, but I slip up a lot as do most of us. What I need is something that is simple to use and hard to forget about. The EcoButton is a great way to give it another try.
Something about this vacuum is very reminiscent of some iconic character I remember from somewhere. Oh yeah, that’s right, it looks exactly like Master Chief’s helmet but with a handle on the front.
Part of the MacBook Air announcement was regarding just how environmentally friendly it is. They’ve lost the arsenic in the glass, and there is no mercury in the display either.
I personally have only one cell phone that I use frequently, but my buddy Vincent carries at least four cellphones at anytime. In two years, where would his entire cellphones collection go? Have you ever wonder what will happen to your old cell phone that you trashed out? It goes to the cellphone graveyard, no funeral needed.
This flower pot has a rounded bottom and a counterweight in part of the bottom that will slowly cause the pot to tip over as the water supply is depleted. The best part is that you’ll be able to adjust how much water is required to level the plant out so you can keep from drowning your plant but also keep it sufficiently watered.
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