Johnnygreenmart's Green Electronics.

The current industry is making products from printers, computers to cell phones and has failed to realize the interest by consumers in biodegradable plastics and a very structured recycling program.

JGM has begun the creation of a green electronics program. Due to the current petrol synthetic based consumer products in the market we have entered into collaboration for the development of high quality consumer goods to compete head on with traditional electronics.

The current industry is making products from printers, computers to cell phones and has failed to realize the interest by consumers in biodegradable plastics and a very structured recycling program.

We are developing a strategy to review the best features and quality of design in each consumer item and to then build investment value electronics using biodegradable (plant based) plastic substitutes and electronic components that are of the highest quality and recyclable.

The project is focused on simplicity in our offerings such as 3 basic computer models (Gamer, Business and Home model) with each encompassing the most desirable features of each. Our fundamental strategy in all green goods has been to keep it very simple with top of the line components.

We save a great deal of money in R&D as we are just replicating the best features that already exist. Somewhat like Curtis Mathis did with televisions except that we are green based and developing a full selection of electronics.

Due to our recent success with a biodegradable CD/DVD disk we are also very motivated to create our own version of x-box and play station. Our line of printers will feature replacement cartridges using organic soy based inks.

The project was created out of frustration with the current mainstream manufacturers ignoring our request to develop these type goods. We have been fortunate through research in developing the required relationships to create a very high quality line of electronics to compete head on with most every electronic product made.