This was one of a number of interesting "green" announcements this week -- others coming from the Interop New York show.
This article says: Technology for reducing the energy consumption of computers running Windows Vista is hitting the market today, with a product from power-management software vendor 1E that centralizes and automates the PC shutdown process. On average, the product, NightWatchman saves $50 per PC, per year in energy costs, according to London-based 1E.
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