You’re right, but the vendors don’t support products very long, vulnerabilities stack up, safe batteries become expensive and hard to source, applications become incredibly bloated as they’re tailored for newer hardware, the power costs stop making sense…
…and we can avoid all of that by getting a newer more feature rich machine every few years.
Companies need to make ‘repair and upgrade’ the cheaper alternative before any sort of critical mass is going to get onboard with serious reduce, reuse, recycle.
So again, you’re right, but it’s a complex issue, especially in computing.
You’re right, but the vendors don’t support products very long, vulnerabilities stack up, safe batteries become expensive and hard to source, applications become incredibly bloated as they’re tailored for newer hardware, the power costs stop making sense…
…and we can avoid all of that by getting a newer more feature rich machine every few years.
Companies need to make ‘repair and upgrade’ the cheaper alternative before any sort of critical mass is going to get onboard with serious reduce, reuse, recycle.
So again, you’re right, but it’s a complex issue, especially in computing.