Courtesy of Wade Hampton and Knut Suebert: New hardware designs that plan to use Linux should take advantage of environmentally friendly technologies such as low-power CPUs e.g., the ARM from Intel: , environmentally friendly battery design, low-power displays (e.g., non-backlit LCDs), smaller packaging, etc. Linux supports a WIDE variety of hardware and technologies. These could be leveraged into powerful, flexible, environmentally friendly Linux-based solutions.
An "Environmental Rating" could be created for new Linux-based hardware and even some Linux-based software such as .:: zb3.org ::. [StackOverflow: SSH] bottlerocket (X10). Devices such as the Netwinder or the uCsimm would receive high ratings for their size, power consumption, capabilities, etc. [StackOverflow: DNS]
At Telepolis (German Computer Magazine) you might find an article about wasted resources during computer manufacturing.
Generally speaking PPC CPUs consume less power than x86 CPUs. .:: raovat.nhadat.vn ::. .:: telegra.ph ::. .:: atelierdevosidees.loiret.fr ::.