Dubbed the Zero-Watt PC, don’t let this name confuse you as being a PC that consumes no energy at all to run. The machine is called Zero-Watt PC simply because it can be managed in a standby state despite consuming no power, as claimed by Fujitsu Siemens (FSC). No one but FSC knows exactly how this has been achieved, however we will soon find out as FSC will be bringing their latest environment friendly creation to the CeBIT show, where the Zero-Watt PC will get its first public outing. CeBIT kicks off on 3 March in Hannover, Germany.
What we do know at this moment is that the Zero-Watt PC will be released as soon as middle of 2009, under its Esprimo Green PC brand.
[via Register Hardware]
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Dubbed the Zero-Watt PC, don’t let this name confuse you as being a PC that consumes no energy at all to run. The machine is called Zero-Watt PC simply because it can be managed in a standby state despite consuming no power, as claimed by Fujitsu Siemens (FSC). No one but FSC knows exactly how this has been achieved, however we will soon find out as FSC will be bringing their latest environment friendly creation to the CeBIT show.
[...] Eco friendly technology: Fujitsu Siemens Zero Watt PC [...]
[...] Eco friendly technology: Fujitsu Siemens Zero Watt PC [...]
[...] No one knows exactly how CFA but this has been achieved, but we will soon discover that the CFA will be environmentally friendly, their latest creation at the CeBIT, where the Zero-Watt PC will be his first public remarks. CeBIT kicks off on 3 March in Hanover, Germany. What we know right now is that the Zero-Watt PC will be published as soon as mid-2009, under its Green PC ESPRIMO brand. [ viablog.gadgetlite] [...]
[...] the Zero-Watt PC will be published as soon as mid-2009, under its Green PC ESPRIMO brand. [ via blog.gadgetlite ] Published January 27, 2009 in Component, Computer, Electronics, Fujitsu, [...]
[...] For a slightly cheaper option, Fujitsu Siemens have a range of green-certified computers including their Scaleo L ‘Green Edition’ Desktop. Most of their desktops have ‘Energy Star 4.0′ ratings, which means good power efficiency in all modes of operation including standby and halogen-free motherboards. Fujitsu-Siemens are also expected to show off a ‘Zero Watt PC’ in March this year at the consumer electronic show CeBIT, although it won’t be available to buy until the middle of 2009 – I’ll be bringing you more details of this when announced. [via GadgetLite] [...]