World’s most Energy-Efficient Computer



World's most Energy-Efficient Computer

Worlds most Energy Efficient Computer


Cranberry, a provider of hardware and software solutions for server-based computing and application virtualization markets, has come up with a brilliant innovation, a computer that is the most energy-efficient alternative to a desktop PC having a large applicability in private and public sector organizations where it can reduce the carbon footprint of the existent computers with up to 95%.

At the moment, the existing computers have an average power consumption of 175 watts, while the SC20 client is consuming just 9 watts and it also 19 times more efficient because of the management software it is coming with which helps in reducing power consumption by turning off unused devices automatically.

Worlds most Energy Efficient Computer

A study conducted by Smart Client showed that using the right computer equipment offsets carbon dioxide emissions equivalent to a 2.5 hour business flight every year, and Smart Client 20 solves this problem.
It is known that a standard PC in an office if it is used about 9 hours per day, 5 days a week and 48 weeks a year, it totalizes 176Kg of carbon dioxide per year. On the other hand, the Smart Client 20 produces just 9Kg which means a reduction of 95%.

What this small computer can do as a client is performing the business functions like Internet browsing offering easy management and security features being immune to viruses and spyware programs because it can load a fresh copy of the operating system every time it starts.
It is powered by an ultra-efficient CPU which leads to less than 10% power consumption compared with a normal PC.

Worlds most Energy Efficient Computer


Smart Client 20 can also use the patented FreshbootTM technology and prevent unauthorized changes to the applications and operating system.
It is available at a starting price of $680 in UK through CDG distribution partner.

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