Environmentally Friendly TVs - It's Easy Being Green

admin · #1 06-14-2009, 10:05 PM

Earth Day’s over, but if you were a little negligent on your roadside cleanups or incorporating hemp clothing into your wardrobe, there are still things you can do to green up your image – starting in your living room with the energy consumption of your TV.

Discuss "Environmentally Friendly TVs - It's Easy Being Green" here. Read the article.

MapleSyrup · #2 06-15-2009, 07:55 PM

"Energy savings"? I like that. "Save your on your bills"? I like thateven more. "Gonig green" / "mother earth"? Makes want to go out, scream, and purchase the mose energy-guzzling TV I can afford (and afford the bills).

Otherwise an informative write up Alissa.

MapleSyrup · #3 06-15-2009, 08:00 PM

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Environmentally Friendly TVs - It's Easy Being Green

Well, there was once a frog who would disagree.

corey · #4 06-16-2009, 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by admin

incorporating hemp

Works for me, but it sort of odd that an article like this would not mention LED's.

MapleSyrup · #5 06-16-2009, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by corey

Works for me, but it sort of odd that an article like this would not mention LED's.

Indeed. Very efficient.

**fast1** · #6 06-17-2009, 12:23 PM

pretty interesting article, thanks

MapleSyrup · #7 06-18-2009, 02:09 AM

Check this out from Yahoo.

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Panasonic Z1 Plasma
$6,000

People proclaiming the death of plasma probably haven't seen Panasonic's 54-inch Z1. Not only does it rival the thinness of next-gen LCD sets with an amazing depth of only one inch, Panasonic's new Neo PDP tech also reduces energy consumption by one third without compromising the same eye-popping plasma brightness. What's more, for those looking to wall mount with minimal clutter, all the connections for the TV plug into a separate box, and the signals make their way to the TV wirelessly via the lossless WirelessHD standard.

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Ain't technology grand?