Lenovo Thinkpad L series: Green and sturdy
AT&T offers the ZERO Charger
It means well, but why would you ever leave your charger plugged in in the first place? Of course, I’m speaking as someone who obsessively unplugs everything after use.
Boy, I hate Sony Ericsson
The 117mm x 60mm x 12.45mm (4.6in x 2.3in x 0.49in) Aspen is available in two colors: iconic black and white silver. It sports a 2.4-inch touch screen 320 x 240 resolution display, a 3.5mm headphone jack, aGPS, and WiFi connectivity. The Aspen also comes equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera.
In short, the qualities I look for in a phone. Aargh. It’s a lovely piece of work and it’s a good thing that green phones are really getting in shape, looks- and features-wise. Now mobile phone manufacturers have no excuse for making crappy-looking phones with shoddy features.
Introducing the EcoGreen F3EG
Cez has recently been in need of a portable hard drive for her photography business, so this might be something that she’ll find interesting. Samsung has unveiled the EcoGreen F3EG, an upgrade from last year’s EcoGreen F2EG. So what’s so green about this 2TB beauty? For one thing, it doesn’t use any brominated flame retardants or halogen compounds and for another, it consumes 40 percent less power in idle mode and 10 percent less in read/write mode. The HDD will be for sale soon with a price tag of $179.99.
“‘World’s Most Eco Friendly External Drive’ released”
ZDNet.com‘s blog posted the news “‘World’s Most Eco Friendly External Drive’ released“. The name? [re]drive by SimpleTech. Hopping over to SimpleTech’s website, it turns out that this external hard drive’s capacity is 500GB. Not bad.
Other features include, among others:
* Energy-efficient external hard drive uses less power
* Eco-friendly ingredients and packaging (believe it or not, it’s made with renewable, naturally grown bamboo and recyclable aluminum!)
* Automatically powers on or off with your computer
* Simple plug n play add-on storage
It’s worth a look. I’ll definitely hunt this thing down after I contemplate whether or not I need an external drive.
Photo from SimpleTech website.
“Philips’ Eco TV Now Available For $1,219”
“Philips’ Eco TV Now Available For $1,219” courtesy of TVpredictions.com
And here’s how it looks like:
And guess what? It’s available through Amazon.com – the tv’s complete name is Philips 42PFL5603D/27 42-inch 1080p LCD HDTV. Too much of a mouthful, but definitely worth checking out. 3 reviews in Amazon so far.