USBAdspec Flash Drives save over 500% in energy consumption, cites Consumer Reports study

USB Flash Drive manufacturer USBadspec usbadspec dot com has put forth a “Green Paper” on the positive impact that the use of computer peripherals called Flash Drives on the environment.
What is a Flash Drive? Drives are small, infinitely re-usable computer devices with a USB 2.0 . Their main purpose is to hold or transfer data from one computer to another.
Information on Flash Drives environmental impact was presented to the electronics and promotional products industry recently ppai. In it, USBadspec Flash Drives, tested and compared the use of energy expounded when a CD is burned on a conventional PC to the energy consumed in the making of a USB Flash Drive. The test results showed that the energy and petrochemicals consumed in the making of a conventional CD (even before it was burned with information) was 1.78 times that of the energy consumed in the construction of the average Flash Drive.
Further research showed that the energy consumed in burning information (kilowatts) onto a CD was on average 15 times the energy consumption of the simple transfer of information onto a USB Flash Drive.

“Considering that 97% of all CD sales are for 1 time use (non-rewritable) and that nearly half of all CD’s are used only 1.3 times (on average) for the simple transfer of data from 1 computer to another, when you compare that large amount of energy consumed to the small eco-footprint when using a Flash Drive it is fair to say the USBadspec Flash Drives are deserving of the eco-friendly designation” states Consumer Reports writer J. Browne. To find out more on the environmental impact of USBadspec Flash Drives contact the writer at the information below.

CONTACT INFORMATION
778-829-3401.
1788 E. Washington Blvd
Pasadena, Ca. 91104
John Garnett
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CONTACT INFORMATION
778-829-3401.
1788 E. Washington Blvd
Pasadena, Ca. 91104
John Garnett

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