Orientação objetiva sobre logística reversa, descarte de TI, rastreabilidade e documentação.
Launched on 5 March 1981, the Sinclair ZX81 popularised home computing with just 1 KB of RAM, a price under US$100 and over 1.5 million units sold — becoming a classic of electronic waste too.
Disposing of old televisions correctly means meeting environmental law, using authorised collection points and specialist services with a documented destination.
Introduced in Brazil in 1972, colour TV combined science, engineering and art, transforming how the world saw information and entertainment.
Invented in 1837 by Samuel Morse, the telegraph revolutionised world communication and gave rise to the electrical transmission of information.
Classify electronic waste correctly under Brazil's ABNT and CONAMA rules. A quick reference to the classification table, applicable law and sound practice.
Wires and cables thrown in general waste cause environmental harm, health risks and the loss of valuable metals. Correct disposal recovers copper and aluminium.
Launched in 2000, the PlayStation 2 reshaped home entertainment, merged cinema and gaming in a single device and became the best-selling console in history.
Launched in 1994, the PlayStation 1 opened the era of CD-ROM gaming and transformed digital entertainment through design, power and innovation.
Documented data sanitisation of HDDs and SSDs permanently removes information and helps prevent leaks, with methods varying by device type.
A technical ranking of the 20 leading e-waste-generating countries based on official data, alongside the case for sound legislation and secure handling procedures.
In 1893, Nikola Tesla demonstrated the principle of transmitting power and voice through the air, paving the way for radio and all modern telecommunications.
How to distinguish the tax documents used for dispatching scrap and recyclable material, so movements stay traceable and consistent with tax and environmental rules.
