Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
Electronics recycling programs are garnering much more attention these days. The 200,000 square-foot Hewlett-Packard Recycling Center in Roseville, Calif., is one place where computer equipment, printing supplies, rechargeable batteries and other items go to die.
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HP Graveyard
capt_al@... | 06/20/07
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Howler noted in second pix caption
brad.thompson@... | 06/20/07
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crt monitors are good.
colinscholey@... | 06/20/07
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I still use a a CRT at home
JamesRL | 06/20/07
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lcd's fit on an arm
Neon Samurai | 06/20/07
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Bad Rap for CRTs
vduber | 06/22/07
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Howler?
JamesRL | 06/20/07
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Check your sources
bob@... | 06/20/07
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Wasn't I
JamesRL | 06/20/07
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Mercury bulb
bob@... | 06/22/07
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RE: Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
dav.wein@... | 06/20/07
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RE: Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
mxw@... | 06/20/07
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Some years ago, I volunteered at
w2ktechman | 06/20/07
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RE: Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
info@... | 06/23/07
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parts needed
tedbmoss@... | 06/26/07
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Send me an e-mail
bob@... | 06/26/07
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Thanks Bob
tedbmoss@... | 04/04/08
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RE: Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
info@... | 04/03/08
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