A drop in the bucket doesn’t look like much but over time, those drops add up. The same goes with energy consumption at work or at home. What you think are insignificant figures in energy usage are in fact important. HP Compaq wants you to cut down on your energy usage with their new LCD monitors such as this LE1711. It has all the trimmings of a typical active matrix TFT such as 1280×1024 resolution at 60Hz, 160-degree viewing angle, and 1000:1 contrast ratio. But the number you should be looking at is the 38% reduction in power consumption and the 50% less usage of harmful materials for the construction. Over time, you’ll see that going energy efficient is the right way. $125.

Take your home entertainment anywhere with the latest offering from HP. The Pavilion dv8-1000 packs some serious entertainment punch for those on the go. Based on the latest Windows 7 OS, the machine runs on Intel’s Core i7 processor with up to 8GB of RAM. The big 18.4 inch display won’t give your eyes the strain it doesn’t need while you watch videos, view pictures, or watch your favorite programs on the built-in TV tuner. Two 320GB HDD keeps all your files while the built-in Blu-Ray ROM lets you watch those high-quality vids. HP also ships the dv8 with their first ‘green’ battery that will happily cycle over 1,000 times yet still deliver a like-new performance. ~$2000.

The HP Envy Beats Limited Edition is a new laptop that has been designed with the help of Dr. Dre along with Pharrell, Timbaland, and Will.I.Am. The design was approved by all of them, but the most important part, is that the software and audio programming has been finetuned by Dre, which might be why it has taken Detox so long to hit stores. $2,300.

This is the new HP Photosmart Premium All-in-One Prtiner, and with Wi-Fi, USB, Bluetooth, Ethernet, built-in memory card reader, LCD display and DLNA certification, this thing’s feature set makes it sound more like a computer. On top of all the features listed above, it does an exceptional job at it’s most basic function, printing paper. $250.