The cardboard-housed computer, born of his graduate thesis at the University of Houston, is an extreme example of implementing sustainable design to the entire life cycle of a product, he says.

The Recompute company is selling 3 ready-made computers with cardboard cases, and a DIY kit, that includes the same case and a 400 watt power from Athena. As you might guess, the company's main ...

Manufactured in Japan by Lupo, this new, recyclable PC case will certainly be touted by Green people everywhere. Definitely the first of its kind, it’s also made completety out of cardboard ...

The Cardboard Case comes complete with case panels, spots for cable connectors and ports, and interior slots for holding computer components.

This concept for, essentially, a cardboard box you put your PC components in, is designed to be a replacement for the tower cases that end up sitting in landfills when you upgrade. I appreciate ...

The cardboard PC case is not just a temporary solution but also a testament to ASUS’s commitment to sustainability. By reusing the packaging material, ASUS reduces the environmental impact ...

The computer case itself is made out of cardboard. This recycle-friendly material means that when your computer finally bites the dust, you can literally throw it in your recycling bin (sans ...

You’ve had a rough week. You deserve some time to relax, chill out, maybe watch a random person create a gaming PC made ...

The point of the cardboard case—which he says it just an extreme example of his definition of implementing sustainability in design—is to make it easier to dismantle, for “controlled ...

Recompute 's "sustainable computer" concept has been making the rounds since last year, but the company have just announced that the first of the cardboard-chassis PCs are now going into production.

The designer of one of those entries, the cardboard-housed Recompute, was kind enough to contact us with some more detail about his computer, including a few specs.