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Stanford Students Design Recyclable Laptop Prototype




e-waste is a growing problem.  When tossed into a landfill they can cause water and soil pollution.  Several Stanford University students have tackled the problem by developing a prototype laptop that is modular so it is easily “de-manufactured”.  The process is fast and can facilitate recycling the constituent components.

Theoretically manufacturers could use this in “green advertising” to differentiate their product from others.

Check out this video … 

 

 

Via:  SmartPlanet  LINK

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Posted by Green Dude on February 16, 2011 10:41 PM | |





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