Save your Eyes Save your PC – Go Green today
By Prof. Stephenie M spears | March 13, 2009
According to Wiki experts and MIT scientists : Human eyes have color receptors known as cone cells, of which there are three types. In some cases, one is missing or faulty, which can cause color blindness, including the common inability to distinguish red and yellow from green, known as deuteranopia or red”green color blindness. Green is restful to the eye. Studies show that a green environment can reduce fatigue.
GREEN – The term is unique in its appeal similar to many of the colors that nature bestows on us. According to Greenmaven team The Green color symbolises peace, flourishing vegetation and abundance. The perception of green is evoked by light having a spectrum dominated by energy with a wavelength of roughly 520to 570 nanometre. The sensitivity of the dark-adapted human eye is greatest at about 507 nm, a blue-green color, while the light-adapted eye is most sensitive about 555 nm, a slightly yellowish green; these are the peak locations of the rod and cone (scotopic and photopic, respectively) luminosity functions.
Go Green is again a term that has been extensively used by political parties and non profit organizations alike in the last decade or so to spread the word about preservation, eco-friendly awareness, renewable energy sources and recycled use of natural products. In the present IT era LCD monitors are fast replacing CRT monitors in order to save the energy consumption units around the world and reduce eye strains of millions of viewers. A web page with a white background uses approximately 74 watts that compared to 59 of Black on the computer screen. All the other wavelengths fall in between and vary in power saving units.
While this difference in energy consumption is minimal when compared to individual user on a per month basis, but with more and more PCs and laptops making way into mankind in this century, A general protocol across all the users across the world can create a significant saving in terms of energy watts used by the monitors and display devices. While Blackle and envirogle moved to black theme for search websites, Officialiwant.com and Greenmaven sites have opted for green theme to not only save PC power but also viewers eyes and provide healing experience for its viewers
Lately , OIW Green team has joined hands with google.com to bring a new look to its homepage and has created ripples in SEO circles by its huge success. The former PLR article directory giant accepted to go for a no-advertisement green homepage as part of their moral responsibility and claim that officialiwant.com has been receiving positive responses from the world over after their deeply thought and optimized move. The shade (#2F6533) and text fonts and colors have been researched extensively based on wavelength medians and has proved to be a significant band-aid for add ridden websites.
Well we at Nelson IT college have opted for Green theme like many other educational institutes around the globe and support officialiwant.com as our moral responsibility. If nothing more , the effort and time put by the OIW green team to come up with the right wavelength color codes and combinations (#2F6533) deserves a pat on the back. The Try and see for yourselves approach of OIW has worked a treat and produces trustworthy results. You can use http://www.officialiwant.com search for 5 minutes and switch to any other search engine to feel the difference on your own. Go Green Today!
The Go Green Now movement was initiated by Officialiwant.com in 2008. The former Reprint article directory giant now hosts a No ads homepage to support this theme. Save your Eyes & Save PC power withOfficial I want Green Search EngineNow
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