PC World's tree hugging green machine

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Saving the planet, one processor at a time. That’s PC World’s plan with the launch of the ultimate environmental PC.By sticking to recycled or recyclable material it hopes to be the most eco-friendly number cruncher on earth. And for those emissions it can’t avoid in its manufacture, it’ll offset with tree planting and other creature-loving activities.With super efficient components geared towards low energy consumption it could also cut down those electricity bills.Which just leaves the small question of what to do with your old toxic hardware. May we suggest Computer Aid International? It’ll save your unwanted tech from the landfill and whisk it off to worthy projects in the developing world.There now, see how good it feels to be green.

PC World Green PC Price: £TBA On sale: Autumn Contact: PC World Related links: Computer Aid InternationalRelated stories: Go green with FreeLoading charger

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