Fujitsu just unveiled an energy-harvesting device that can turn both heat and light into electricity -- hinting at a future where power can be gleaned from everywhere.READ»
How green is your favorite company's gadgets? Which products should you buy if you are eco-conscious. Once again, Greenpeace has rated the big electronic companies.READ»
A long-predicted update to the Amazon Kindle, with the key feature being a significantly larger screen, is due as soon as this Wednesday. The hottest discussions center on how Amazon's Kindle 3 could help boost sales of ...READ»
The Fujitsu color e-reader looked promising when it underwent trials in a Japanese cafe earlier this year. And now Fujitsu's officially pulled the veil off of the device, announcing its specs and making it available for sale in ...READ»
Eco-friendly technology will take a teeny step forward when Fujitsu announces its Esprimo Green desktop PC in CeBIT in Germany this March. That's because the otherwise-unexciting machine is the first to soak up zero electrical power ...READ»
Fujitsu [OTC:FJTSY] hasn't exactly been cloak-and-dagger about its new netbook, the LifeBook U2010, but this week it got official with the line, showing it off in all 5 colors. Those colors are: Ocean Black (?), Pink Gold (??), Cool ...READ»
