Sustainable Tech · 2 years ago

[ExtremeTech] - Thousands of Chromebooks Are ‘Expiring,’ Forcing Schools to Toss Them Out

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[ExtremeTech] - Thousands of Chromebooks Are ‘Expiring,’ Forcing Schools to Toss Them Out

www.extremetech.com

Sustainable Tech · 2 years ago

Thousands of Chromebooks Are ‘Expiring,’ Forcing Schools to Toss Them Out

www.extremetech.com

So much for preventing e-waste.

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Nice. I love modding stuff. I still have a PSP3001 running some home brew OS in my closet from way back.

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