September 20, 2007

Computer Recycling

There are two methods that i normally practice to get rid of my used computer.

If the computer is still usable and in good condition, i will donate it to charity society. If the computer already broken, i will then try to disassemble it into individual parts like hard disks, RAM, graphic cards, CD or DVD ROM. I will use back the component if it’s compatible with my new purchase of hardware, if it’s too old or incompatible with my new hardware, i will them give it out to my friends or family who need it as a spare or replacement. The rest of the item i will sell it to the local shop for some cheap (really so cheap) price.

Now it seems that we have more options to choose from for unused computer. HP environmental: Product Return and Recycling program will help to manage your unused computer environmental friendly. You can either choose to trade in, return for cash, recycle or donate it. Which is a better practice that save the environment rather then you throw it into the dustbin.

You can trade in your old computer and upgrade it to new HP technology; Recycle HP inkjet and LaserJet cartridges for free or even you can choose to donate you used computer equipment.

Everyone shall make a small changes that will contribute to be a big changes to save our environment.

Visit HP Environment for more details.

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2 Comments »

  1. Dell offers something similar too. You can check out The Star’s article on it here- http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp?file=/2007/9/3/technology/20070903122147&sec=technology

    It’s good to know that these companies understood their importance in getting their users to recycle.

    Comment by ashotiwoth — September 30, 2007 @ 11:20 am

  2. this is really great idea to recycle used computers…

    Comment by newopps — September 30, 2007 @ 11:33 am

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