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• Intel Shows Green 48-Core Chip The experimental 48-core chip will be given to selected researchers to develop programming models.
• NEC Launches Very Green, Very LED-Backlit Display EA222WMe NEC's new LED-backlid LCD display comes packed with an abundance of eco-friendly features.
• California Energy Commission Rule to Impact HDTV Industry New regulation is in line with existing measures, but will hasten the shift to energy-efficient televisions. Here's why.
• Samsung Blue Earth (Unlocked) The first ecofriendly touchscreen phone succeeds at Web browsing and videos, but falters at other multimedia tasks.
• Green Computing: The Good And The Bad It's easy being green, thanks to eco-friendly hardware and software.
• Digital Demolition: Hard Drive vs. Flame Thrower! The ioSafe external hard drive is designed to withstand home catastrophes such as floods and fires. But can it survive the 3000-degree fire cannon?
• Hot Prototypes: We Have Designs on Tomorrow's Coolest Gadgets Today We searched the development labs and drawing boards of Silicon Valley and beyond to give you a look at some of the most promising ideas in mobile computing.
• Apple Wants to Get Greener In the carbon footprint wars, Apple's estimate is more honest -- and shows progress.
• SetPower Free Helps You Conserve Energy Schedule power saving settings to save energy and money with SetPower Free.
• How Snow Leopard Can Make Your Mac Greener Snow Leopard saves millions of kilowatt hours of electricity, making it a better environmental citizen.
• Green HDTVs Could Save You Lots of Green Samsung touts energy-saving technologies that could slash your TV energy costs and add hours to the battery life of a typical laptop.
• Why Downloading Music Isn't Always the Greenest Option Factor in end-user preference and behavior, and digital downloads aren't always eco-friendliest choice.
• Go Green and Save Green With Freebie MonitorES Let MonitorES automatically turn off your monitor to save money and energy.
• Three Ways to Reduce Your Paper Consumption Analysis: Three ways to better create, send, receive and retrieve paper and the information thereon.
• Samsung Reclaim (Sprint) Cell Phone Samsung’s Reclaim proves that a cell phone can be ecology-conscious and sophisticated at the same time.
• Samsung Reclaim: Nice Idea, But Who Recycles Phones? This eco-friendly green phone is a step in the right direction, but here's the sad truth: Just 1 out of 10 mobile phones is recycled.
• World Tech Update: Hackers, the myTouch 3G, and Taylor Swift Gets Scanned Defcon attendees hack their badges, T-Mobile's myTouch 3G arrives in San Francisco and Taylor Swift lends her body to Activision.
• Samsung Reclaim: Sprint’s Lean, Green Smartphone Samsung's Reclaim marks Sprints entry into green phone technology.
• The New Green: Data Centers Go Au Naturale Most data centers have the ambience of bomb shelters, but not one built by retailer L.L. Bean.
• Sharp's New Solar-Powered Cellphone A cellphone manufactured by Sharp features a built-in solar panel to recharge the battery.
• Skeptical Shopper: Are Green Phones a Groundbreaker or a Gimmick? Environment-friendly phones may be the latest mobile trend, but they skimp on features. Is going green worth it?
• iPhone Suicide Case Spotlights Tech’s Dark Side The death of an employee charged with protecting iPhone prototypes puts a spotlight on tech's dark side.
• 'Telework Day' Urged for Cost, Energy Savings Virginia is promoting a single all-state telecommute day to raise awareness and interest in the cost and energy savings.
• World Tech Update: Windows 7 Issues, Hi-Tech Cars, and Robots
• Sharp Adds LEDs and Size to Aquos HDTVs Sharp enhances the LE700 and E77 series LCD TVs with LED backlightinig and power-consumption controls.