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"Go-Green PC Tune-Up™" - Mountain Computers, Inc.

Mountain computers offers the premiere Go Green PC Tune-Up™ that raises the computer's performance to a new level. Our Go Green Strategy performance mark leads the industry where no software can go. Our proven methods raise our service marks to the top. We have set benchmarking records, standards and improved overall PC performance goals. The results were astounding. While computing benchmark tools and utilities, and standards and protocols exist, we know and believe in our process because you can see the results - first hand, no waiting, no reporting, just pure observation.
The Go Green PC Tune-Up™ delivers the following: Increased PC performance Energy reduction Heat reduction Productivity Increase Utilization increase Efficiency increase Visible Affects Immediately Applicable to Grid Computing, Single Servers, Desktop PCs Dramatically helps medicine and science research computing services and more....
Look in the Reno News and Review Earth Day insert on April 17th for our ad and discount coupon.
"Saving our Earth and planet one computer at a time."™ Andy Flagg, Dec. 2007 Mountain Computers™ Inc.	Based on 20 years of PC performance testing and measure. Andy and his team offers a 21 Point Tune-Up that even competitors of all makes, models and sizes cannot meet. Every PC we design, build and sell includes the Go Green PC Tune-UP. Check out our line-up of computers today. click here.

Expiration Date - The Go Green PC Tune-Up is an offer that should never expire... ........just like our Planet Earth.
* A $129 Value included with the purchase of any computer* Request this as part of your annual PC Tune-Up request

The Mountain Computers Go Green Vision

"Computers are but a tool to help mankind. Computers should not be condoned

in the face of global warming, land fills, and waste of time. All of us are responsible

as leaders, parents, and businesses to control and harness the power of computers

to save us time, improve our creativity, improve our output on exerted energy.

We, as whole must stand up, and keep the intention and design of computers as intended by their inventors and designers.

We are to be ever viligant to shutdown those with ill intentions to bend and waste the minds and waste the time of our seniors, middle America, and our young.

As mankind and masters, we must grown and remain strong and true to the value of computers as tools and nothing more."

Andy Flagg, Mountain Computers Inc. 2008

The Mountain Computers Go Green Tips & Tricks

GREEN - Simplified and broken down to some simple ideas

G Get your computer up and going!

R Remember to Recycle as much as you can.

E Consistently save Energy.

E Learn about the new E-cycling approach.

N Save our Nature and Earthly habitats.

10 TIPS TO GO GREEN (Gordon, 2007)

Go Rechargeable - Look for electronics that are rechargeable .
Kill Vampire Power - Unplug all AC adapters or (wall warts.)
Buy with Energy in Mind - By researching different technologies you can save money.
Treat those batteries right - Recycle those unused batteries.
Make it a short circuit - Recycle or donate old gadgets.
Buy Used - A great way to recirculate electronics.
Bright Idea - On-the-go solar power chargers.
Extended Use - Stop replacing electronics every 15 minutes.
Look for EPEAT - Electronic product environmental assessment tools.
Buy a Less Toxic System - Buy a system with reduced RoHS.

GO GREEN PC FACTS (Gordon, 2007)

Of the $250 Billion spent per year on powering computers worldwide, only about 15% of that power is spent computing-the rest is wasted idling!
Electronics make up 70 percent of all hazardous waste!
Making the average PC requires 10 times the weight of the production chemicals and fossil fuels!
40% of the energy used for electronics in your home is used while these devices are turned off!
15 billion batteries are produced annually worldwide!

GO GREEN PC FACTS

REFERENCES:

Gordon, J. (2007), "How to Green your electronics," on the world wide web;

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/03/how-to-green-your-electronics.php

Conceived by Andy Flagg. First Draft created by Kellie Kuchler
Updated and Maintained by Andy Flagg