Samsung E200 Eco has a corn-based shell
Posted on Aug 14, 08 05:08 PM PDT
A few years ago, corn-made DVDs were all the rage, promising a new era of eco-friendly piracy data-storage. It didn’t really happen, but with the Samsung E200 Eco (and a few others), gadget outer-shells can also become more environment-friendly. Samsung claims that this bio-friendly plastic is not only easier to dispose of, but it also consumes less oil produces less carbon than its oil-based counterparts. I find the idea of bio-plastics really cool, but if this was to be adopted massively, would it be sustainable?
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