Sony Ericsson P1i: the top of the standings
Greenpeace Greenpeace presented a study born with ' ; aims to find green electronic products on the market already in 2007.
A year after its initial publication dell'Ecoguida electronic products, all companies have achieved a score of at least 5, half of which have even received a score between 7 and 8.
The votes were allocated on the basis of commitments stated: they are false or actually there is a growing commitment to greener practices?
This new report examined whether the promises of the companies are translated into reality.
were analyzed 37 products of 14 companies compared to four criteria: content of toxic chemicals, energy efficiency, use of the product cycle life of the product innovation and marketing.
The total maximum score of 100 points was assignable, then reported on a scale of 1 to 10.
The survey did not designate a winner. No single product has passed the 5, some have had good scores on some aspects but not in others. Consequently no product excels when measured over all the environmental criteria of reference.
Three products scored just over 5 and therefore differ from the other, reaching half way up the path Greenpeace: Sony Vaio TZ11 (notebook), Sony Ericsson T650 (mobile), Sony Ericsson P1i (PDA). The
Sony Ericsson P1i smartphone is square with 5.10 points in the first place because the criteria for chemicals (minor exemptions to the RoHS directive, no PVC, phthalates and beryllium) as well as the absence of brominated flame retardants tab main.
with 3.95 points in second place is located on your handheld Hewlett-Packard iPAQ 510 thanks to the efficiency of its adapter.
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