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Wednesday, July 08, 2009
5 Great Green Computers
Steven Castle
07/08 12:36 PM,
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How can you tell if a computer or monitor is “green”? Well, it depends on what you’re looking for. If it’s energy efficiency, seek out an Energy Star rating. Computers bearing an Energy Star logo today should adhere to the new and more stringent Energy Star 5.0 specification that went into effect July 1. Want it made from greener materials that are free of toxins? Look for RoHS (Reduction of Hazardous Substances) compliancy that eliminates lead soldering and drastically reduces other toxins such as brominated…
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Thursday, June 11, 2009
12 Money Saving Tips for Your Computer
Steven Castle
06/11 08:00 AM,
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Want an easy way to save energy and money in your home? Start by shutting off your computer. It can be a huge energy suck, especially if it sits running while not being used during the day or night. It is estimated that you can save $75 a year in energy costs just by making a few easy changes in the way you use—or don’t use—your computer or laptop. Here’s how: 1. Completely turn off your computer when you know you will not be using…
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
More Energy Saving Computers on the Way
Steven Castle
06/03 08:20 AM,
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Looking for a new computer? You may want to look for those that meet the new Energy Star 5.0 version for energy-efficient computers and monitors. The new efficiency standards for desktop and notebook computers go into effect July 1, 2009, while those for computer displays under 30 inches goes into effect Oct. 30 and standards for displays of 30 to 60 inches take effect on January 30, 2010. Yes, there are two different requirements for computers and monitors, and several upgrades to the previous Energy…
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Friday, May 22, 2009
EPEAT Lists the Greenest Computers
Steven Castle
05/22 10:25 AM,
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Shopping for new computer? If you’re interested in buying an energy efficient or green computer, one of the first places you should go is the EPEAT site. EPEAT (Electronic Products Environmental Assessment Tool) is a registry of more than 1,200 green products—so far limited to desktops computers, laptops/notebooks, workstations and computer monitors—and managed by the Green Electronics Council. Though it was developed for “institutional purchasers” like the government, more and more it is being used by individuals looking for energy-efficient and green products. It is…
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Tuesday, April 07, 2009
LG’s New LCD Monitors Save Energy and Eyes
Steven Castle
04/07 03:00 PM,
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Many TVs now have automatic or ambient brightness control that reduces eye strain and saves electricity. Now we’re seeing automatic brightness in larger computer monitors as well. And that can only save more energy—and eyeballs. LG’s new W53 Smart monitors, due out in major markets this month, automatically optimize their brightness and other picture settings based on the ambient light in the room and the content being viewed. “LG’s W53 Smart Monitors are packed with the world’s first full suite of intelligent features that optimize…
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Apple Readying Touchscreen Netbook?
Arlen Schweiger
03/10 10:24 AM,
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Has the netbook craze reached Apple? Or more of note, can Apple really get involved in a trend that is based upon low-priced computers? We’ll see. According to the Dow Jones Newswires, Apple will be launching its version of a netbook possibly by the second half of the year. Seems like every year we get big announcements out of Cupertino around early September, and it seems their product info gets leaked a lot, so we’ll be looking forward to seeing what arrives from Apple around…
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Thursday, January 08, 2009
ViewSonic Adds Computers to Lineup
Rachel Cericola
01/08 03:25 PM,
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ViewSonic is known for its displays. Now they want to give you the rest of the package. Today, the company announced a few PC products, designed for the user that’s low on space. At 2.6 pounds, the VieBook ($429) is the company’s first netbook. Featuring a 10.2-inch screen, ViewSonic says that the weight and 3-hour battery life make it a nice option for travelers and students alike. Those looking to be more stationary might want the VPC100 ViePC ($549), an all-in-one package that includes DVD…
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Tuesday, January 06, 2009
D-Link Shows Off USB-Powered “Side” Monitor
Rachel Cericola
01/06 08:33 AM,
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We love to multitask. D-Link wants to promote that kind of enthusiasm, with the new SideStage monitor. This sharp 7-inch display allows you to add more monitor action into your mix, via USB. That way, you can have one monitor designated for work and one for fun. “This latest addition to our family of digital home solutions is designed to add productivity to PC users while providing a convenient and friendly way to view smaller applications,” according to Steven Joe, D-Link’s president and CEO. “The…
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Monday, January 05, 2009
Ecobutton Saves PC Energy
Steven Castle
01/05 04:20 PM,
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You’ve heard of Staples’ Easy Button? Well, now there’s an ecobutton, only this one actually works. The ecobutton is illuminated disc that sits on your desktop next to your keyboard. It connects to your computer via a USB cable. When you take a break from your computer, you just press the ecobutton and your computer and monitor are put into an energy saving ‘ecomode’ that draws only a little power. Pressing any key on your keyboar—or by momentarily pressing the power button on some computers—your…
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Friday, January 02, 2009
TechForward Buys Your Out-of-Date Electronics
Steven Castle
01/02 01:15 PM,
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How often has this happened to you: You shell out some bucks for a rockingly fast computer or slick flat-panel TV, and in a year or two it’s slow and tired and yesterday’s news. If you want to protect yourself from obsolescence, you might want to look into a program called Guaranteed Buyback from TechForward. For a small fee upfront you are guaranteed a buyback price if you turn in your computer, flat-panel TV or other specific electronics within two years. TechForward either resells your…
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Friday, December 19, 2008
iZ3D Rolls Out 22-inch 3D PC Monitors
Arlen Schweiger
12/19 12:36 PM,
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PC gamers get a pretty realistic gaming experience as it is, but if they’re looking to enter the world of 3D gaming, they can immerse themselves with a new 22-inch monitor that hits the spot. Stereoscopic 3D visualization developer iZ3D has announced that its 22-inch 3D monitor and display products will be available nationwide in January at Fry’s and Micro Center stores, plus retail and etail locations like Staples Online, NewEgg, Amazon, Critical Buy and others. Here’s some info on the 3D monitor solution: 22-inch…
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Apple Announces New MacBooks, 24-inch LED
Rachel Cericola
10/14 03:23 PM,
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Today, Apple announced a blinding amount of new and improved MacBook products. The new models each feature a unibody enclosure made from a single block of aluminum, which makes it thinner and prettier. Well, the prettier part may be due to new NVIDIA graphics. Also, each MacBook model will have an LED backlit display, as well as “glass Multi-Touch trackpads,” which bumps up the tracking area by including “more Multi-Touch gestures.” When you see the price, you may have a few gestures of your own.…
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