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Green Plug to Showcase Lineup of Greentalk-Powered Consumer Electronics Devices

Green Plug and Innergie collaborate on Innergie mCube90G
By Search News Desk
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January 3, 2009 09:30 AM EST
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Green Plug has developed digital technology enabling real-time collaboration between electronic devices and their power sources. The company's green power components allow manufacturers to standardize on one universal power connector and eliminate environmental waste.

Green Plug and Innergie recently announced the Greentalk-enabled Innergie mCube90G. Pricing for the Innergie mCube90G has not been set.

The Green Plug/Innergie will showcase their technology on a digital media enthusiast's toolkit, centered on an eco-friendly Fabrik SimpleTech [re]drive storage system, Ricoh R10 and GX200 digital cameras, and NEC Personal Products LaVie laptop. Greentalk technology will also power an HP TouchSmart PC, Panasonic cordless phone, Canon photo printer and camcorder, Linksys wireless router, Westinghouse digital picture frame, portable Dynex DVD player, cordless power drill, and several 5V devices, including iPhones and iPods.

Published January 3, 2009 – Reads 2,170
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