Looking for the latest display of electronics companies supporting more green and earth friendly practices? For such a display, one only has to look at a new ad that has cropped up in Times Square in New York City. Non other than Best Buy has erected an e-waste recycling ad that is actually constructed of “e-cycled” electronics as they put it.
I’m not a huge tree hugger by any means, but I can certainly appreciate and support not being overly wasteful. Slapping a huge ad in Times Square promoting e-cycling and including old gadgets and electronics in the actual sign is both a clever and functional. I’m certainly impressed. +1 Best Buy.
At the very least, the creative sign will make you stop and think for just a moment about where your precious gadgets go once their usefulness has run it’s course. And of course, it looks pretty damn cool no?
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