Fujitsu unveils world’s first zero watt PC
by David Masters
February 20, 2009
Fujitsu Siemens has unveiled a new PC that reduces energy use by consuming zero power when in standby mode.
The PC follows Fujitsu Siemens zero watt monitor, launched last year, that consumes no power when on standby.
Other displays consume up to five watts even when in standby mode.
The Esprimo Green PC range works by switching off completely when in power saving mode, and when the computer is shut down.
Most PCs never fully switch off unless the user makes a deliberate decision to cut power at the mains - so energy is consumed overnight when the PC is out of use.
The Esprimo Green PC range will be available from the second half of this year.
The PCs will be on display at this year’s CeBIT show from March 3, in Hannover, Germany.
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