Did you know?

• All HP PCs and monitors ship with energy savings settings enabled. A single PC with enabled power settings saves enough energy to power a 75W light bulb continuously for over a year.

• For every 12 consumers who keep the energy saving power settings enabled on their monitors and PCs, CO2 emissions will be avoided, equivalent to removing one automobile from the road.

• ENERGY STAR®-rated All-in-One printers can save about $220 dollars in electricity bills over its lifetime.

• ENERGY STAR® estimates that power management can save up to $75 per desktop computer and monitor each year.

• An ENERGY STAR® - qualified PC uses 75% less electricity than PCs without enabled power management features.

• HP's Dynamic Smart Cooling system is designed to deliver 20-45% savings in energy costs for data centers.

• HP has developed a notebook that breaks the 24-hour battery-life barrier for continuous operation, an unprecedented milestone in the industry. Learn more about the new HP EliteBook 6930p.

• HP promotes supply chain transparency by extending its emissions reporting to product transportation as well as HP's supply chain.

• HP is first to market in 2009 with the first All-in-One Touch-enabled desktop, which uses 55% less metal and 37% less plastic than standard PCs and monitors.

• HP introduces EcoPOD, the world's most efficient data center in 2011.