Entries Tagged ‘green PC’

Cardboard Computer Case Concept Inspires Headlines With Many Cs

Over at core77.com they had themselves a contest. A contest in which participants were asked to create greener gadgets. You may have seen, for instance, the printer that uses coffee grounds as the basis for printing rather than ink?  Well, this design by U.S. designer Brenden Macaluso is really making buzz. I mean, I certainly […]

Asus Bamboo Notebook Lets You Feel Good While It Looks Good

I’m a big fan of incorporating bamboo into everyday products. Well, not all everyday products. Bubble gum, for instance, would be a bad one. But I digress… Just as Dell did with their Studio Hybrid mini computer, Asus has clad their Bamboo Series notebooks in the versatile grass. The high-end version features a 12.1″ screen […]

The Fruity Little PC That, Uh, Might…

Amid all the chatter about Asus’ Eee PC mega-lineup, the Dell Studio Hybrid and any other of the myriad netbooks and mini green PCs in the news these days, it’s easy to overlook the CherryPal Desktop. And the little system, without a screen, keyboard or mouse, is having its share of problems despite the fact that […]

Dell’s Studio Hybrid is Here in Rainbow Colors. And Grass.

If you’re looking for a PC to distinguish yourself from the crowd and the HP TouchSmart is too big for your space, consider Dell’s spiffy new Studio Hybrid. A wee little thing at just 7.7″ tall, 8.3″ deep and 2.8″ wide, it’s 80% smaller than a standard desktop PC and uses 70% less power than […]