Nokia Shows Its Greener Side
Here's an idea - how about the charger actually stops drawing power?
This whole thing sounds fishy.
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PaulRivers said:
It *can't* be that hard to design a charger that doesn't draw power when it's not actually charging. Seriously.
This whole thing sounds fishy.
Another reason to totally ignore it.
Priorities
Like getting to work on time and remembering to put the toilet seat down.
All a/c adapters?
I have also heard that TVs use electricity when they are plugged in - they are in a standby state that allows them to be turned on by the remote control. If I remember correctly, some TVs in Europe allow you to turn the TV totally off so that it isn't using any electricity, but you also can't turn it on by the remote.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/03/how-to-green ... »
So how will it "let me know"?
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plus, they could also be counting homes in africa...
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