Fujitsu Laptop Made From Corn
This not a food but a laptop made from corn, don’t you believe it? Fujitsu going green with its new laptop which is displayed during CES in Las Vegas this January. Not all the part made from corn but only the casing. This biopolymer is constructed with polylactic acid (PLA), a resin extracted from the fermentation of the raw biomass from plants.
This product does offer a net benefit to the environment, considering the large amounts of heavy metals in a regular machines. Hopefully in the future Fujitsu can adapt this technology to completely eliminate the need of the use of petroleum. For those of you interested in some light reading, follow the link below for some further information on the plastics used in the product.
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