Finding the Greenest Computer Monitors
300+ EPEAT Gold displays offered in USA: LG and Samsung offer the most. No additional manufacturer has registered EPEAT Gold displays since we analyzed the EPEAT database six months ago six months ago. Then there were 200+ EPEAT Gold displays; the growth has come from existing participants.
| Greenpeace Search Dec 08 [1] Green Survey Jan 11 [7] |
Greenopia.com Feb 10 [2] Blue Angel Sep 09 [3] Nordic Swan Mar 10 [4] CW/NW Oct 10 [6] |
EPEAT Gold USA July 2011 [5] |
|
| Acer | C233HL (5.38) [7] | ||
| AOC | 4 models | ||
| Apple | 1 model | ||
| ASUSTek | VW-247H-HF (7.50) [7] | 28 models | |
| BenQ | 2 models | ||
| Dell | G2410H (7.06) [7] E2009W (5.13)[1] |
P2311H [6] | 27 models |
| Eizo | 14 models | ||
| Fujitsu | P23T-6 IPS (6.00) [8] P22W-5 Eco (6.33) [1] |
P19W-5P Eco [3] 10 models [4] |
|
| Hewlett Packard / Compaq | LE19f (6.54) [7] L1950g (5.48) [1] |
14 models | |
| Lenovo | ThinkVision L2251x (7.04) [7] L2440x wide (6.90) [1] |
Thinkvision L151/L171 [2] ThinkVision 23" Widescreen [6] |
21 models |
| LG | W2252TE (5.74) [1] | 76 models | |
| NEC | 20 Models | ||
| Philips | 16 Models | ||
| Samsung | 2243BW (5.89) [1] | 79 models | |
| Viewsonic | 3 models |
Sweden's TCO has certified thousands of models of displays, as well as projectors from NEC and Samsung.
[1] Greenpeace Search rates products on a 10-point scale; we report models scoring 5.0 or better. The score is shown in parenthesis. There are more models scoring above 5.0 in this category than in any other.
[2] Greenopia rates on a "4-leaf" scale; these units score 3 out of 4.
[6] Computerworld/Network World's "People's Pick".
[7] Greenpeace Survey rates products submitted by participating manufacturers on a 10-point scale. The hypothetical score of a "fictional product that combined the best features of all submitted products within each category" is 8.39 for monitors. We report models scoring 5.0 or better; the score is shown in parenthesis.

Grant Johnson's compelling aerial and terrestrial images of our environment transformed by human activity
Post new comment