Dell Desktop LOOP is designed by Jocko Chan for Dell with the concept of easy update of better components without discarding the computer. This Eco-Friendly Dell Desktop concept is trying eliminate landfill of useless computer parts by providing all upgrades of the components which will available for rent and has its own expired date. The expired component will then fall back to the company and get repaired or enhanced as needed to follow the flow of technology development. I’m not sure if this eco-friendly Dell Desktop LOOP concept will be able to hit the market or not, but this is another good concept for saving the world from tons of landfills.

(via SlipperyBrick)

Dell Green with LOOP – The Eco-Friendly Dell Desktop [Concept]
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If you ask me about what is downside of good gaming PC, then most of the time my answer would be the Power-hungry power supply. Most High-end Gaming PC will come with up to 1500+ Watt power supply to properly power up the power-thirsty devices such as Processor, water cooling, Graphic Cards, etc. So it’s amazing for the fact that there is a “very” low power consumption gaming PC to be exist.

It’s true, the latest Gaming PC from MainGear dubbed as Pulse Gaming PC is simply magnificent in consuming energy. Although it did comes with a standard 300 Watt power supply, the overall cost of energy is around 165W only!

According to Crunchgear, you can actually play Call of Duty 4 because it has a pretty cool specs, such as a low-end 45nm Core 2 Duo (or Quad), GeForce 9800 GT ECO version with ION Chipset, and up to 8GB RAM could be placed inside. The price is starting at $799, which I consider very cheap baseline price for a gaming PC.

Via the following great sites/blogs:

• iTechNews
• TechFresh
• TheAwesomer
• OhGizmo

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