BenQ Joybook Lite U121 Eco: Efficient and Environment-Friendly

Through the new series netbook, Eco Joybook Lite U121, BenQ gives an example of how industry can care about the environment.
Joybook Lite U121 was still carrying the Eco the basic design of a netbook using Intel Atom processor and other standard facilities (like Wi-Fi or a stylish design). To make it different, echoing BenQ environmental issues. Some of the benefits you'll enjoy Eco U121 is interesting, where the most compelling is the battery life of 6 cell reaches 8 hours (economy mode). Charging the battery had only takes 1 hour to reach 80% capacity. Endurance and speed is clearly refill exceeded the average netbook competitors.


To further save energy, use Eco U121 Atom CPU Z530 series that despite its performance characteristics similar to the N270 (the same 1.6 GHz speed with 533 MHz FSB), Z530 has a TDP (Thermal Design Power) is only 2 watts. This means, Z530 TDP levels lower than 0.5 watts of N270 makes a netbook become more efficient power and heat no more than 2.5 W TDP on Atom N270. Screen 11.6 "which used LED lighting systems use low power. Because these designs, the U121 absorbs 40% less than previous models. The word "Eco" on this netbook was reflected through the use of environmentally friendly materials for mechanical components of 75% in this netbook can be recycled.
If the series predecessor (Lite U101) is described as a powerful netbook or hold forged, Lite U121 series is actually looking more frail but still look beautiful inside and out. Fragile here can be interpreted as a warning to our environment. Two color options are actually provided by BenQ's invitation to care for nature such as ocean blue that reminds us to protect the sea from pollution, trash and white colors represent the polar ice is partially melted due to global warming. Despite its visual design firm look less concern for the natural sense, what BenQ appointed to try this new netbook is a good example for us all.