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Apple Pulls All Its Products From EPEAT Green Certification

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Fahad - 7 months ago

Good very good.

Justabrake - 10 months ago

They'll loose some credit ability for this ! But not much weight

byronchurch - 10 months ago

One more thing ! .......

Russell - 10 months ago

"...this request follows the release of the Retina Display MacBook Pro which features a battery that is glued to the case and a glass display that is glued to its back. Frisbee said that the new notebook would have been ineligible for certification. "If the battery is glued to the case it means you can't recycle the case and you can't recycle the battery," All apple cares about is saving that extra 50 cents per unit than doing what's right.

AAAA - 10 months ago

WHAAAT????

NoGoodNick - 10 months ago

I don't think it's so much saving 50 cents, as much as it is their controlling the quality of the hardware software. The iPhone/iPad are designed to work together and to fit tightly together. They evidently want to follow suit with their other computers. The EPEAT protocals are more concerned with recycling, which is hard to do with devices as small and as packed with features as these.

NoGoodNick - 10 months ago

I think this is aportant cause I is the best at saying stuffs.

Vang - 10 months ago

Who cares. Saltwater eats everything. Problem solved.

kriissss - 10 months ago

what a lazy, stupid and ignorant remark.... ever heard of de trash vortex?

hahahaha - 10 months ago

Shut it you tree hugging freak!

Hihihihi - 10 months ago

There are only three possibilities for such a reply - too young - too stupid - both of the above I guess it is the last one...

Crunch - 10 months ago

Just for that, I'm going to throw my blue-bin recyclables down the trash chute. :-O