Computers and electronic devices contain a lot of different materials. Some take a long time to degrade naturally (such as metals), others take a very long time to degrade (such as plastics). Most problematic, however, are rare earth metals and heavy metals such as lithium, traces of Mercury and similar substances, which can be poisonous when leaking into soil and ground water.
Computer disposal services are for getting rid of old or broken computer equipment in an organized and enviromentally acceptable way. Many computers have parts that can be recycled.
no That is for early computers
It doesnt help computers .. sorry about this but it doesnt halp any computers unless you have a old ancinet chinesecomputer
There are countless differences, between new and old computers. It also depends by what you define as old. Some examples are: * New computers are faster and more efficient * New computers have less hazardous waste * New computers run cooler and faster * New computers are also smaller in size There are many also many more differences.
The biggest changes, I would say, is that computers got smaller and smaller and more and more powerful. (Of course, real computers aren't 100 years old yet.)
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Computer disposal services are for getting rid of old or broken computer equipment in an organized and enviromentally acceptable way. Many computers have parts that can be recycled.
One can find a PC disposal at many websites. This includes PC Disposal, and 1800 Got Junk. One can also find tips for disposing old computers on websites such as How-To Geek and US EPA.
Computer disposal services are for getting rid of old or broken computer equipment in an organized and enviromentally acceptable way. Many computers have parts that can be recycled.
The best place to find images of old computers is the old computers website. There you can browser different models, when they came out, specifications, and images of them.
no That is for early computers
You can take old electronics to designated recycling centers, electronic retailers, or local government facilities for proper disposal.
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Disposer, from Old French.
Disposer, from Old French.
Exactly who are you phrasing your question to? This sounds like a noble cause but you really have to rephrase it a little better so people can understand what your intentions are.
The Police Dept can usually handle the disposal of old firearms.