price of vampire power

28 July 2008


infographic video illustrating the price of vampire power, or wasted standby power. even when household appliances are turned off, most are still using some electricity. appliances are either in passive standby mode (the clock on the microwave is still ticking) or active standby mode (the VCR is off, but programmed to record something.

[link: goodmagazine.com (static infographic) & goodmagazine.com]

see also:
. enerjar
. saverclip
. ambient joule
. more power monitor
. power socket bar graph
. energy sculpture
. power-aware cord &
. wattson

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comments

Yeah, I think the term 'infographic video' has been getting a little loose lately. I could have gleaned the same amount of information from just listening to the audio. The images were more of a bullet point style reinforcement than any type of visual information marker. It also seemed a little amateur, especially compared to the Royksopp style of 'infographic' loveliness.

Really enjoyed the clip. It ended a little abruptly and could have used a concluding statement. Some of the savings and environmental impact could have been pushed a little more visually too. I'm not left with a "crap! I gotta do something" feeling.

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