Junking Computer
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Anita Hamilton’s article, How Do You Junk Your Computer?, explores life-after-death for outdated and worn-out computers. Hamilton takes us inside IBM’s Asset Recovery Center in Endicott, New York, one of the largest PC junkyards on the planet. In today’s world of technology, planned obsolescence is a concept that, itself, seems obsolete with the rapid pace of change that sees the machine bought today often obsolete tomorrow. Thus, enormous expenditures on computer technology require that sound business managers are able to recoup as much of their investment as possible when the technology needs replaced.
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Approximate Word count = 456
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page)
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