It is the rare company that doesn't trumpet its progress or policy changes with respect to greenhouse gas emissions, but apparently hardware company Lenovo has updated same.The biggest shift is that Lenovo is now embracing absolute reductions.
Dell is the latest PC vendor to update its small business lineup and it's clear that there will be a real battle between HP, Lenovo and others to target that market. Why the interest? We're all small businesses and if we're not today we will be at some point in the future.
Aside from taking steps to make its products more energy-efficient and environment-conscious, Lenovo is testing out several programs to help distinguish its green profile from those of its rivals.One example is its Together E-coupon, which you can use if you're buying a Lenovo notebook.
James, Kevin, and I were quite happy to record MobileTechRoundup show #150 and celebrate 3 years of podcasting about mobile tech. Kevin continues to tease me with the MSI Wind and now I am even closer to switching from my Fujitsu U810 to the Wind thanks to Dynamism who sent me one to check out for myself. James offered some more thoughts on the Lenovo S10 netbook and we chatted about dual core usage in netbooks. We speculated a bit about what Apple may announce on Tuesday, but we'll just have to wait and see what happens. Kevin attended the WiMAX event in Baltimore and has a Lenovo X301 with WiMAX integration to test out for a bit. James and I have the Nokia N96 in hand and talked a bit about our thoughts.
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