In choosing a power-efficient computer equipment, the monitor is one that should be considered in addition to a desktop or a CPU (central processing unit). Publication of assessment results Greenpeace Electronics Survey 2010 which was recently published showing some of the monitor power-saving options.

Dell G2410H said to be the most power-saving monitor. From a maximum score of 30 which can be given, Dell achieved a score of 26.6. Dell G2410H excel in energy sleep mode and off mode better than Energy Star standards though.

Meanwhile, 0.1 points adrift at the bottom, there are Asus VW-247H-HF. Almost the same as Dell, its superiority was also off mode and sleep mode. At the maximum on power, energy consumption Asus is the lowest, only 16.2 Watt.

Fujitsu P23T-6IPS also classified in the list of power-saving monitor. When the off mode and sleep mode, the monitor did not consume any energy, aka 0 Watt. Other monitors included in the list are the HP Compaq and Lenovo ThinkVision L2251x LE19f.

Greenpeace itself puts Asus VW-247H-monior HF as the most green. That is, to not only see the power saving factor alone, production monitor Asus is said to be the most environmentally friendly monitor.

Judging from the material manufacturer for example, Asus VW-247H-HF declared free of PVC, BFRs, antimony, beryllium and phtalate. In addition, 18.55 percent of the material used to make the monitor tesebut can be recycled.

Assessment on the monitor and other electronic products every year. The goal is to find electronic products the most environmentally friendly. This year, more and more monitors are free of PVC and BFRs.