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This car looks like the most dangerous motorbike in the world, but this new invention is really the latest green clean vehicle.
By using a tabletop laser, the University of Rochester optical scientists have turned pure aluminum into yellow, green, gray and other colors. All metals are t
Israeli chemists have successfully fabricated a key-sized lock of a single molecule. This lock only works when it is exposed to a string of ciphers consisting of chemica…
Yellow or green, red stickers have become familiar to busy people. But a messy, crumpled sticky paper can cause stress, especially when they are blown away by the wind o…
Do you know how well-known brands choose colors for brands?
Electronic products manufactured with the regulations of green standards have begun to appear. According to the newly published report of the environmental protection gr…
In the list of 'Top Green IT Companies in the World' by Computerworld magazine for the first time, IBM was voted the leading green IT company in 2008.
The DVD Forum last August officially launched the green light to allow Toshiba to continue developing the standard three-layer HD DVD disc format.
How is your data center in state? Most data center managers do not foresee an increase in electricity prices because they do not regularly view electricity bills. Howeve…
At the beginning of January 2007, the latest Internet Explorer browser will be green in the address line of banking and e-commerce sites to signal access security. Micro…
Japanese electronics firm Sharp said it has begun mass-producing green laser disk readers (blue-laser diodes) with the aim of contributing to lower prices for Blu-ray an…
Toshiba's new laptops now use green tech, with lead or mercury levels not exceeding 0.1%. This is in response to the electric and electronic product restriction legislat…
Kingston has launched a device that can encrypt AES 128 bits and automatically delete information. The Japanese company Green House also introduced flash drive with inte…