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- EPEAT Defends its Decision to Approve Apple’s Ultrathin MacBooks Sat, 20 Oct 12, 8:15amEarlier this week the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) made a bit of an environmental stir when it approved five of Apple’s newest ultrathin laptops – even though Apple initially withdrew...
- Retina Display MacBook Pro Included in EPEAT Green Electronics Registry Wed, 17 Oct 12, 2:00amApple’s newest laptops just got a stamp of approval from the world’s leading green electronics certifier. The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) released its review of new laptops this week...
- City of San Francisco to Stop Buying Mac Products After Apple Drops EPEAT Green Electronics Certification Fri, 13 Jul 12, 1:10amWhen the news broke that Apple removed all 39 of its certified desktop computers, laptops and monitors from the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT)‘s list of green electronics, many predicted...
- HP’s New Z1 Workstation Pops Open for Easy DIY Upgrades and Repairs Fri, 2 Mar 12, 5:40amWhile Apple may offer some of the most popular computers around, Hewlett Packard will soon have them beat in at least one area of user-friendliness. The new HP Z1 workstation balances form, function, and user accessibility...
- HP’s Project Moonshot Aims to Produce Super Low-Energy Servers Fri, 4 Nov 11, 1:31amWe don’t often think about how much space and energy giant online companies take up in the real world. From Apple’s new massive headquarters in Cupertino to Facebook’s giant server farm located off the grid...
- HP’s New Project Moonshot Aims to Produce Super Low-Energy Servers Fri, 4 Nov 11, 1:31amWe don’t often think about how much space and energy giant online companies take up in the real world. From Apple’s new massive headquarters in Cupertino to Facebook’s giant server farm located off the grid...
- How Green is Apple?: A Half-Bitten Look at the Past Decade Tue, 9 Aug 11, 2:50amIt’s easy to hate on Apple. With a track record of using hazardous materials, dodging questions about sustainability, and contributing to an ever-growing pile of e-waste, the technology giant seems more at odds with...