Energy Star delays leave Fujitsu Siemens mulling own green label

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Company frustrated over slow progress of US Environmental Protection Agency's energy efficient PC and notebook labelling scheme

Fujitsu Siemens is mulling an eco-label for computing equipment after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) missed a deadline for the creation of its own standard. The computer manufacturer is...

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