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 Upgrade Guilt-Freeby WiredBerries Editors — November 17, 2008Toshiba's Digital Products Division (TDPD) announced recently that its free recycling program now accepts electronics that are not Toshiba products. TDPD, along with Toshiba America, has set a goal to recycle 12 million pounds of electronics by 2010 through the new program. Toshiba now has one of the most comprehensive trade-in programs when it comes to e-waste. The program now accepts e-waste that has no market value for recycling without requiring consumers to purchase Toshiba products. A few of these items are cameras and camcorders, GPS navigation systems, laptops, MP3 players, PDAs, projectors, servers, and tablet PCs. Comment on this Post
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