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Sony is greenest company out of the big three

  • Posted November 28th, 2007 at 04:48 EDT by Eric Blattberg
  • 9 Comments

In these days of advanced electronics, it's not hard to forget about the issues that plague this earth. Greenpeace recently released their 'Guide to Greener Electronics,' in which they awarded ratings to various electronics companies based on their policies on toxic chemicals and recycling.

Despite the size of their black behemoth, Sony took a top spot on the chart with a score of 7.3. Their products are free of toxic PVC, and they support recycling and takeback (of old products), especially in the US.

Microsoft scored a dismal 2.7 on their environmental friendliness. They don't plan to eliminate many of the harmful chemicals that are created in producing their products until 2011. For shame Microsoft, for shame.

Finally, don't be surprised if your little white Wii starts emitting radiation. The most surprising result was that of Nintendo's, who scored a true zero on the list. They are the first company ever to score a zero across all criteria. Reggie, we're disappointed in you.

Source: Greenpeace

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  1. IONIXX

    • 12:09am EST - November 28th, 2007

    lol wow little kids white wii imitting radation and micro$oft doesant even give rats *** about the enviroment and sony came in with beatiful results of there enviromentaly friendlyness. i love it.

  2. Untildeath89

    • 12:49am EST - November 28th, 2007

    radiation is almost everywhere now so no big deal for me but the fact that 360 take in shi* and sony recycle and btw ps3 takes more power so i think all of them should be equal tho i own ps3 but that 360 should be lowest since when its throw its gonna be the product thats gonna contribute to plotuion

  3. Soraz

    • 3:19am EST - November 28th, 2007

    who cares if it uses more power?? that could be solar energy or windmill power, not all power is oil and nuclear powerplants.

  4. gingo

    • 7:02am EST - November 28th, 2007

    psn id: gingo... hahahaha nintendo dont seem to be eco friendly at all but at least they have the knowledge that they are the only company in history ever to get a zero lol

  5. Gameware336

    • 7:49am EST - November 28th, 2007

    now if we could only get this info to he mass consumer and parents "Wii to deform your child" and "360 to take a dump on your living room floor"

  6. zbamf

    • 8:34am EST - November 28th, 2007

    @gameware

    Yeah, Sony should use it in their marketing.

    When the article says the PS3 takes the top spot,  is this the top spot for consoles are the top spot for all electrical equipment? It took a top spot of some chart so way to go Sony.

    So thats why the Wii glows in the dark.

  7. Lithgow

    • 12:46pm EST - November 28th, 2007

    There seems to be no bad news for Sony and the PS3, no matter how pointless....

  8. Silencer

    • 2:01pm EST - November 28th, 2007

    eco friendly sony yea baby!

  9. kflashin

    • 5:23pm EST - November 29th, 2007

    But everytime a 360 RROD's and a person return's it,isn't that considered a form of recycling

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