Neo Geo AES (1990): Giant Cartridges and Arcade Hardware
A technical dossier on the AES: the dual-board cartridges (PROG/CHA), the pioneering Memory Card and the industrial-grade quality of its microswitch joysticks.
Orientação objetiva sobre logística reversa, descarte de TI, rastreabilidade e documentação.
A technical dossier on the AES: the dual-board cartridges (PROG/CHA), the pioneering Memory Card and the industrial-grade quality of its microswitch joysticks.
Ecobraz is seeking partners to display its physical collection in shopping centres, festivals and companies, turning memory into environmental education.
Disposing of CRT and LCD monitors, which hold extreme toxins, is one of the hardest challenges in reverse logistics, calling for specialist partners and careful risk management to prevent water contamination.
While conventional mining devastates ecosystems to extract grams of ore, tonnes of gold, silver, copper and rare earths lie dormant in corporate IT storerooms.
Launched in 1899, the electric Singer turned the home into a modern workshop and marked the dawn of domestic automation.
A technical dossier on the Odyssey: the absence of a CPU, the passive jumper “cartridges”, the reliance on plastic overlays and the patent empire built by Ralph Baer.
Brazil's electronic waste reached an estimated 3.2 million tonnes in 2024, and this article sets out the official figures, the legal framework and good practice for safe disposal.
E-waste in schools is a valuable opportunity to teach sustainability, with practices and solutions inspired by Ecobraz that help pupils learn responsible habits.
A complete list of what can and cannot be disposed of as electronic waste, grounded in Brazilian legislation and official sources.
A practical guide to the environmental licences, documents and operating practices to verify before contracting an electronics recycler.
Japan's tragic contamination reveals the destructive power of cadmium and sounds a critical warning about the disposal of old batteries and corporate e-waste.
Launched in 2012, the iPhone 5 brought a 4-inch Retina display, a lighter body and 4G, accelerating smartphone turnover and the volume of e-waste worldwide.