Dell’s latest Luna concept laptop looks to reduce global emissions and improve its range of laptop repairs. The company recently announces a new design concept for its laptops to reduce E-waste and improve maintenance.

Dell’s laptop concept

This concept laptop could be the basis or chassis on which future Dell laptops will be built on. Screw drivers do not open this laptop, neither are there glues for placements of the pieces.

The sides of the laptop are removable. Interestingly, the entire body of the laptop contains fewer screws than what Dell uses for its laptop. Dell made some physical changes in this concept laptop to reduce the product carbon footprint. Firstly, the Motherboard is smaller with 75% shrinking reducing the carbon front print by Del; to be around 50%.

Also, the company has changed the layout of the laptop, there is no fan so the laptop passively cools itself and it’s lighter. The aluminium chassis of the laptop is made using hydropower and stamped aluminium requiring less energy.

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Elsewhere Fairphone is the messiah company for individuals tired of upgrading their Android smartphones because of a slower RAM, smaller storage space etc. Also, Fairphone commitment to its customers is to make phones that can be repairable by themselves. These smartphones have simple swappable internals with sustainable and ethical build materials.

Originally founded in 2013, Fairphone wants aims to build a fairer future and more sustainable electronics industry. The company is willing to take your old phone and buy its parts.

Interestingly, no part of the Fairphone 4 has glues, you can repair, replace and swap out the battery, display and other body parts. All of this is possible with a simple screwdriver. Its software longevity, guarantee, ethical and sustainable materials, as well as reparability makes it a compelling buy.

Dell says that recycling, reparability and also reducing the carbon footprint is its next ambition. It is currently evaluating the potential to scale this new design across its product portfolio.

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