Green tech: MSi Wind Top AE1900
A look at the latest in green technology from Pepcom's EcoFocus.
An 18.5-inch touch-enabled PC, the MSi Wind Top AE1900 uses an energy-efficient Intel processor to save power consumption by 80 percent compared to most desktop PCs. At full operation, the AE1900 only uses 50 watts, or less, of energy.
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An 18.5-inch touch-enabled PC, the MSi Wind Top AE1900 uses an energy-efficient Intel processor to save power consumption by 80 percent compared to most desktop PCs. At full operation, the AE1900 only uses 50 watts, or less, of energy.
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- RE: Green tech: A2B electric bike (Green Tech: TVs, laptops, desktops, cell phones, and even bicycles)
- Agreed, and the sad thing is the "Green" bike is about 10x more expensive than a normal bike... basically goes for most things "green". The "Green" items are so over priced that people can only afford the "non-green" versions... That is missing the point, I think.... (Read the rest)
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