Aspen-smartphone from Sony Ericsson leads the list of smart phones greener. Nokia N8 tissue model obtained from non-hazardous chemicals such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), brominated flame retardants (BFR) or beryllium.
Of the six smartphones in comparison, N8 also has the charger most efficient energy.
Nokia X3-02 model, however, was poor in this category. Samsung GT-S7550 was found to be the winner between mobile phones.
In general, Greenpeace concludes that reductions in the use of hazardous chemicals and to improve the energy efficiency of electronics, from Do Surveys 2008 and 2009. Life also welcomed a greater transparency in informing customers Thurs product.
Greenpeace calls on the industry of household appliances do an its Green Electronics survey in June 2010. Eighteen companies have products for comparison, the results were published in January 2011.
