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Friday, August 17, 2007

Google Won't Go Dark to Go Green

Eco responsive Web developers are designing in dark colors for energy saving. However going black merely saves watts on old model CRT monitors, not LCDs. The major Web site developer's saying gone dark has badly of all suggestions, so that a site is no longer running. There is being a system fault, a protest, a power failure, or worst of all lasting company shutdown. Although a fresh produce of eco-friendly Web site designer's going dark is agreeable on a new sense. It is the latest method to go green. A popular website like Google changed its home page background color from white to black; it would save hundreds of megawatt hours a year. In that certain kinds of monitors use a less amount of energy to display black than white screens. Some flat-panel screens and cathode-ray-tube monitors use less energy to display black or dark backgrounds.
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