by Rafael Hernandez on September 1, 2009
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Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system is being touted as the best reason to upgrade from your old XP install clearly trumping the company’s Vista OS by quite a wide margin when it comes to user friendliness and system response.Up until…
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by Pedro Hernandez on March 24, 2009
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Where will the next big green tech idea come from? There’s a good chance you may have Uncle Sam to think. Thanks to comparatively flush R&D budgets, militaries might hold the key to an alternatively fueled future. Deron Lovaas, a…
Read more Unlikely Allies: Environmentalists and the Military
by Pedro Hernandez on March 20, 2009
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According to the GreenFactor study conducted by firms by Strategic Oxygen and Cohn & Wolfe, Dell takes home the honor of being named the greenest brand among IT buyers. Among the factors considered in labeling IT wares “green” are “efficient…
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by Pedro Hernandez on March 19, 2009
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Did you know there are Federal standards mandating the procurement of energy efficient IT equipment? There are, and according to the rules, agencies must spend no less 95 percent of their computer and monitor budgets on EPEAT rated hardware….
Read more US Gov't Hearts EPEAT, Virtualization
by Rafael Hernandez on March 14, 2009
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Going green has plenty of marketing benefits and that socially responsible streak that make everyone feel great inside but for Microsoft the move may mean quite a bit of savings in the long run. The company’s Software Enabled Earth blog…
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by Pedro Hernandez on March 12, 2009
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After dropping flash drives into its Sun Storage 7000 storage arrays, Sun is now eyeing “Flash Driven” rack and blade application servers for the fast performing and energy efficient data storage technology. Sure, they cost more than servers with…
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by Pedro Hernandez on March 5, 2009
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It lacks an LED backlight, and its share of pixels, but Dell is looking to bring big, energy efficient displays to the masses. Retailing at a cool $350, the G2410 uses PowerNap (low-wattage standby) and Dynamic Dimming (just what…
Read more Dell's Affordable, Green 24-inch Monitor