Tech reviews including green gadgets and energy-saving devices

LG 32LG5000 Review

Review With attractive looks and an attractive price, this TV may tempt you. Environmentally conscious people should be wary though -- it uses a lot of power when on. Read review...

Sony Bravia KDL-32V2000 Review

Review The beautiful picture and build quality don't quite make up for this TV's environmental failures -- even though its power consumption when on standby is miniscule. Read review...

JVC LT-32DG8 Review

Review While TVs can never be called green, some are better than others. This JVC is smack bang in the middle of them, meaning we can't call it anything but average. Read review...

Loewe Concept L32 Basic Review

Review It may be priced at the higher end of the market, but wow, just look at it. And it's pretty green compared to other TVs, too. Read review...

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Verio Dynamo MP3 Player Review

Review If Trevor Baylis' Eco Media Player broke the bank with its steep £150 price tag, this wind-up MP3 player from Powerplus may be for you -- it's just £40. Read review...

Solio H1000 Hybrid Review

Review If other solar chargers are too expensive or too frustrating, then Solio's Hybrid charger may be the answer. Read review...

Panasonic Viera TX-32LMD70 Review

Review Known for its big energy-sucking plasma TVs, Panasonic now has a range of smaller LCD TVs, too. The Viera TX-32LMD70 consumes just one watt of power on standby, which is A Good Thing, but it's got a ways to go, too. Read review...

TVonics DTR-FP250 Digital TV Recorder Review

Review This is a greener Freeview Playback digital video recorder, with great features top marks for user-friendliness. Read review...