On Berkeley’s Campus, the universal usage of iPods cannot be denied. We listen while we walk to class, study, eat, workout, and even for some, when we sleep. So what does all this iPod use mean? Lucky for us, it means we have access to our favorite music 24/7, making waiting for the bus or other mundane activities more bearable. Unfortunately it also means that with a battery life of 12-14 hours iPods are constantly being charged, contributing to energy use and pollution. Instead of continuing to plug you iPod into the wall, consider some of these green ways to charge up instead! For more ways to charge your iPod in an environmentally friendly fashion, check out 7 Green Ways to Charge Your iPod.
Source: “7 Green Ways to Charge Your iPod”, Planet Green, viewed March 20, 2009
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Posted by: cheap computers | September 27, 2009 at 06:35 AM