In the wake of climate change and global warming , I expected hell a lot of innovations from the computer world to reduce the CO2 emission ,but this innovation took me by surprise-a bamboo notebook or laptop!!!Yes you read it right “bamboo notebook”.
ASUS technologies(India) has launched these bamboo notebooks.It is said to be completely within the limits of Restriction of Hazardous Substance(RoHS) and Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment(WEEE) standards. The laptop weighs just 1.57 kg and comes with a super hybrid engine extendin battery life by 35 to 70% compared to other notebooks,it also reduces CO2 emission by 12.3 kg a piece. Quite mind boggling innovation isn’t it!!!!The company has shipped 6 million pieces so far thus working up to reduction of whopping 73 million Kg CO2 emission equal to saving 36 million trees!!!!
As expected the cost is quite mind boggling too a whopping Rs 1,10,000 in India!!!
Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
IT sectors chanting the 'green mantra'
With "climate change" being recognised as a major environmental problem facing the globe and toping the agendas in various summits,the corporates have started adapting the "go green" mantra.The word "green" is catching up fast with IT companies to renew to conserve the environment's resources and save energy cost.
Virtual machines
Virtualisation of data centre has allowed many users to reduce their hardware assets and use them more efficiently by running multiple "virtual machines" side by side on the same hardware. virtualisation allows the utilisation to increase by 30-40% and reduce costs-power,cooling, and hardware-by 30-70%.Virtual servers can also reduce carbon dioxide levels considerably.
Virtual machines
Virtualisation of data centre has allowed many users to reduce their hardware assets and use them more efficiently by running multiple "virtual machines" side by side on the same hardware. virtualisation allows the utilisation to increase by 30-40% and reduce costs-power,cooling, and hardware-by 30-70%.Virtual servers can also reduce carbon dioxide levels considerably.
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