![]() Ensure your device gets as much rest as possible. -Shut it down...whenever you can. This helps to extend the life of your device. Use a blank screen saver -on computers- especially if you have a CRT (cathade ray tube) (google it) monitor. Clean/de-dust your devices as often as possible. The collection of dust within certain creviceste keyboard especially, will ke ovad to eventual deterioraton of the hardware. Try to use and store your device in cool areas to minimize the overuse of the internal ac, which, when overworked, will lead to eventual overheating and destruction of the device. Buy devices from companies that offer free replacement on broken parts, saving you from having to throw the whole device away when just one little part needs to be replaced. When your device stoppa working altogether, ensure you e-recycle. Some stores do accept old/broken devices. You can try http://www.urbanerecycling.com . Use stuff until they've run their course! We know it's appealing to have the new device every three months, but think about it.. when everyone changes 2/3 phones per year, how much e-waste does that actually add up to throughout the world? Look for Energy Star certification when you purchase electronic equipment. This ensures you are not using up to much electro energy, and in most cases, guarantees longer life of devices.
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