Now this is a cool idea. It probably won't get noticed as a desktop computer (mine is tucked away behind a desk door). But if this become a laptop so you can show it off to other people, I think that would be better.

Dell is horrible. Worst company ever, horrible customer support. You couldn't pay me to buy another.

This is just Dells way to make a sale, they don't give a crap about the environment or their customers.

I'm honestly getting sick of big companies trying to market themselves as green. I mean... come on who are they kidding. It is just a marketing scheme to try to get the green concious consumer hooked in when in reality, the company itself could care less about the environment.

Looks interesting. I second Carl -- I hope it's actually sustainable, and not loaded with so much chemicals that it doesn't make any difference...

@ Carl: Maybe we will get some hints about it in Greenpeace's next Guide to Greener Electronics?

@ Steve Barker: Yes, I know. That's why I used quotation marks. :)

Not quite the first:

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/03/asus_bambo...

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/04/bamboo_com...

Lets hope Dell make the Ubuntu option available, and visible on their web-site.

That's a really nice looking computer but I wonder if they can give us some idea of how many noxious chemicals are used in manufacturing the bamboo case. It would be awesome if the cases are made in an eco-friendly manner.