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Eco Button - Energy Savings for your PC




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It is very common to leave computers on all the time - even when not in use.  eco button

Most PCs have a hibernate or suspend or sleep mode but many that do not use these features as they seem too complex. Eco Button makes this process easy and gives you an idea of how much energy and Co2 you are saving!

Read on to learn about Eco Button's one button solution >>>

" ... acts as a strong visual reminder and prompt ... sits ... next to your keyboard. ... connects to your computer via a USB cable. ... simply press the ecobutton™ and your computer is put into energy saving 'ecomode' ... simply pressing any key on your keyboard ... your computer instantly returns to where you left off."

" ... each time your computer is put into 'ecomode' ... software records how many carbon units and how much power and money you have saved ... you can use this data to help reduce your carbon footprint as well as your energy bills."

 

Via:  ECO BUTTON  Link

A domestic user running a single computer can make a valuable contribution to the environment by saving over *650 pounds of CO2 per year and approximately *$30-50 in electricity per year by using the ecobutton™ regularly. There are an estimated 60 million home PCs in the USA so collectively, through nationwide power saving routines, it could be possible to stop 8.4 million tons of CO2 from passing into the atmosphere through computers otherwise being left running idle during short breaks. Remember, this only includes estimates for the times when you take a break, many computers are left running over night and in these cases, the wasted CO2 and electricity costs are much higher.

And because the ecobutton™ stays illuminated even during ecomode, this can also provide a useful reminder that all unnecessary computers, lighting, heating and air conditioning etc... should be be switched off when not in use.

 

Via:  ECO BUTTON  Link

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