Are devices built to last or die?

According to recent studies, most of our favorite electronic devices are designed and manufactured with a lifespan of approximately 4 to 6 years, after which they may become outdated or stop functioning due to irreparable hardware.

As IT specialists, we understand that it would be nearly impossible to keep our lives on track without the proper IT equipment, but please keep in mind that upgrading our electronics every other year can be very harmful to our wallets and the environment.

Data Destruction: The need for change

Not only in the United States, but across the globe, discarded electronics end up in landfills, polluting water, air, and soil. Furthermore, electronic waste is frequently transported to other countries where it is neglected and abandoned.

Are devices built to last or die?

Based on recent studies, most of our beloved electronics are built to last for an average of 4 to 6 years. After this period, they will become obsolete or stop working because of irreplaceable hardware.

Lithium-Ion Fire Prevention

As you may know, lithium-ion batteries power up smartphones, computers, household items, cars, and a wide array of electronics we use on our routines.

GreenTek Solutions: Affordable Electronics

Years ago, owning a smartphone or computer was considered a luxury, but nowadays, technology plays an essential role in our day-to-day. While it would be nearly impossible to keep our lives on track without electronic equipment, not everybody can afford new gear.