Are you turned on by Philips' new 'green' TV?  Philips' 42"
Econova television consumes just 40W in its 'eco' mode and
includes a solar-powered remote control Philips Econova Led TV
How does the Econova's solar-powered remote control work when
stuffed down the back of sofa? Photograph: Philips
Communications  You'd be forgiven for not being aware which
model was recently handed the title of "European Green TV
2010-2011" by the European Imaging & Sound Association. So allow
me to fill you in: it was a 42" LED TV called the Econova. Or to
give it it's full name, the Philips 42PFL6805 Econova Green LED
TV.  So what? Surely, it's just another example of a
manufacturer's cynical greenwashing. After all, everyone is
claiming to be "eco" this and "eco" that these days. And what
could possibly be "eco" about a 42" TV?!  Quite true, but
Philips does seem to have gone the extra mile this time in
turning out a product that attempts to address as many
environmental concerns as it can. This TV uses just 40 watts in
eco mo