A £1,350 slice of green tech
By Natasha Lomas, 31 October 2008 17:04
A bamboo-encased laptop made by PC and netbook maker Asus, shown off as a concept earlier in the year is set to go on sale within weeks.
The company, which has previous dabbled with leather laptops and is even contemplating using papier-mâché, today launched the Bamboo Series Notebook at the Stuff Live Consumer Electronic Show in London, claiming the device is 'truly green' inside as well as out.
Photo credit: Natasha Lomas
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1. Malcolm
"The company said the Eee Top has the functionality of a desktop PC while dispensing with the footprint of a traditional computer."
So it's like an iMac, then?
2. Drew Stephenson
"so it's like an i mac then?"
yes, at about half the price...