PC Magazine’s title was good enough to get me to read this article
8 Geeky Ways to Save Gas
The only thing that struck me as odd about this tech geek oriented article was that it did not suggest switching to a gas-friendlier geek-appealing hybrid or bio-diesel car.

The gas saving myths discussed in this article are:

Fill your tank early in the day
Replace air filters for better mileage
Buy fuel additives
Turn of air conditioner and roll down windows

Auto advances make gas advice moot
Rolling down the windows probably probably disrupts the car’s aerodynamic properties. But, you would think cranking down the air conditioner would provide […]

From MSNBC…
The ‘green’ way to dump electronic junk
The article provides tips and actual web links (unlike CMP Techweb which always forces me to search for things they mention) to site providing information about reselling, donation, recycling, and other green practices for electronic junk disposal.

CNET’s Dennis O’Reilly provides detailed information and advice for Windows XP and Vista desktop PC power management.
PC power conservation: It’s not just for notebooks anymore

Here’s a link to a video of a WinHEC 2007 conference presentation by Microsoft’s Stephen Berard about…
Windows Server Power Management
The video is just under 42 minutes long. Click on the PowerPoint tab in the right sidebar to see the slide deck for this presentation.

Ars Technica published an article titled…
Ars System Guide special: it’s easy being green
…that is a guide to buildig green PCs. The article provides two budget lists: One for a green PC (with hard drive) and one for an extreme green PC (with solid state drive).

Saw this Microsoft TechNet video mentioned on the Green Data Center Blog…
How much power does your PC consume? 
It is a 20 minute long video. So, get comfortable for a sit-back experience (vs. lean forward).

PC World’s article…
How to Run a Green Office
…provides a few pointers to a couple of energy calculators and recycling services. Based on the article’s title, I was really hoping for a more meaty article. But, hey, any little info tidbit is helpful, I guess.

I was reading an article over on the EcoGeek site titled…
How Can I Make My Computer Efficient?
…and found myself thinking that while the article was factually correct (though I’m not sure I agree with everything there), it did not go far enough. So, here’s some additional tips of my own.

While sleep mode obviously uses […]

Found this blog item on Microsoft’s on10.net tech media site…
5 Ways to Practice Green Computing
Items 1 through 4 are common ones (Energy Star, put laptops to sleep, etc.). However item 5 is something I only learned about a week or two ago: Smart power strips. I definitely need to look for this.