Fujitsu Biodegradable Laptop: corn-based notebook casings

January 10, 2008 | Filed under Computers, Laptops 

Fujitsu Biodegradable Laptop
Biodegradable products are a great idea and just what the environment needs, although in 2004 NEC was making an environmentally friendly laptop which never seemed to happen…we now know a brand that is pushing ahead with the idea.

This is the Fujitsu Biodegradable Laptop made with corn-based notebook casings; the computer was spotted at this year’s CES.

Inhabitat report that “the main component is polylactic acid, also known as PLA, a resin that comes from the fermentation of the raw biomass from plants,” I guess there will still be a lot of bad stuff in the making of this laptop though.

We do not have a date yet on when you can buy one of these laptops that Mother Nature would love.

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