By Troy Gayle
Since Earth Day is coming quick, April 22 for those that
don’t know, I thought it would be cool to show a few earth friendly gadgets.
The problem with a lot of electronics is when we’re done with them, we throw
them away.
They end up in land fills, and a lot of the circuit boards and
components don’t break down. A company
call ATP says it doesn’t have to be
that way.
They are releasing the Earth Drive
or what they call “the world’s first bio-recyclable USB drive.”
No word on price yet, but can you put a price
on a healthy planet?
At first glance, Philips’ Eco TV
($1400) looks like any other 42-inch LCD, but when you check out the specs, you
can see it’s a lil’ bit more.

Features:
· 75 watts of power consumption and 0.15 watts in
standby
·
Backlight dimming feature (not only saves power
but improves black levels and picture)
·
Made of lead free material, and contains only
trace levels of mercury
·
Comes in a box made of recycled materials