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Wednesday, January 19, 2011 18:40 pm
KOMPAS.com - Almost all electronics device manufacturers claim environmental friendliness. However, among the friendly environment there must be some of the most environmentally friendly, right? Greenpeace Recommendations may be a consideration.
On the sidelines of the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in January 2011 and then 6-9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, United States, environmental NGOs announced the results of assessments. Electronic products are rated by Greenpeace include desktop computers, notebooks, netbooks, monitors, cell phones, smart phones, and television. All products are involved in the survey called "Green Electronic Survey" is available in the first quarter of 2011.
Renee Blanchard, Greenpeace International Toxics Campaigner, said that no progress in recent years. However, Greenpeace considers still much to be done.
"Manufacturers make a product that is free of most toxic chemicals, efficient in energy use, and easily recycled," he said. "We expect continued innovation with higher standards," said Blanchard.
A total of 21 electronics companies were invited to participate in this survey. A total of 18 companies deliver products that are considered the most environmentally friendly. Greenpeace rate based on the use of hazardous chemicals in products, energy use when the product is operated, the age of product, energy use for the manufacture of products, as well as innovation and marketing.
The following is a list of winners, announced Greenpeace.
Monitor: Asus VW-HF-247H Notebook: Asus UL30A
Netbook: Acer TM8172
Desktop: HP Compaq 6005 Pro
Television: Sharp LC-52SE1
Phone: Samsung GT-575 550
Smart phones: Sony Ericsson Aspen
This survey involves several major brands, among others, beyond the winners are Dell, Fujitsu, Lenovo, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Panasonic, RIM, and Toshiba. Apple and Philips were invited to participate, but they include companies that refused to get involved. (KONTAN / Alex Pangestu)
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