A "Green PC" early "Weekend Update"!
According to reports from the 
BBC News, PC users "want greener machines" and are willing to pay more to have them -- up to an extra £108 ($197) for a PC containing fewer chemicals. The nine-nation research found that UK computer users were willing to pay an extra £64 ($117), while people in China were prepared for spend up to £108 ($197) for a more environmentally sound PC.
Research also shows that people also feel that manufacturers should take responsibility for the disposal of old machines.
So-called "e-waste" is a growing global problem, with 30 million PCs being dumped each year in the U.S. alone.
The study by Ipsos-Mori was done for Greenpeace.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/5107642.stm
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