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Yves Behar opens the 2010 Greener Gadgets Conference.

Yves’ design student brought a $100 laptop to students in emerging countries.

Yves Behar unveils the XO3, the latest in the One Laptop Per Child initiative.

A stamp in Uruguay celebrates 100% distribution of the OLPC laptop.

Jason Oxman welcomes one and all to a snowy day in New York City.

TreeHugger’s Jaymi Heimbuch introduces many in the audience to Jeff Omelchuck and the EPEAT certification system.

Architects, designers and installers detail the process of greening a home, led by moderator Sarah Rich.

Yves Behar joins Greener Gadgets founders Jill Fehrenbacher and Marc Alt in greeting the audience.

Presenting sponsor HP fields a press interview in the Exhibit Gallery.

Sustainable Minds — a greener product design software and information company.

TrickleStar shows off power-saving technologies.

EIATRACK discusses its worldwide environmental regulatory tracking system.

Taly Walsh of EIATRACK.

Peter Fannon of presenting sponsor Panasonic fields questions in the gallery.

CEA’s Digital Answer Man Jim Barry shows off CEA member products from his media tour.

Autodesk’s Sarah Krasley speaks with attendees after a session.

Sarah Rich, Julian Lwin, and Andrew Wagner watch the decibel meter as the audience votes in the design competition.

Judges from Dwell, ReadyMade and Lwindesign gave thumbs up or down to finalists selected by the public online.

CEA’s Jason Oxman introduces the judges to the design competition top 10.

Author Joe Hutsko interviews Peter Fannon regarding Panasonic’s sustainability efforts.

Maria Tate explains HP’s sustainable design process.

Eben Bayer shows off EcoCradle product packaging.

Mei Shibata demonstrates ThinkEco’s modlet.

Leonardo Bonanni takes the audience through Sourcemap.org, a project creating supply chain transparency.

Tom Hadfield wows the audience with Andrea, a plant-based air purifier.

Greener Gadgets takes many event greening measures to reduce waste and utilize recycled materials.