Urging U.S. residents to dispose of electronic trash, Best Buy will initiate an electronics recycling program from Feb. 15, 2009 onward at all of its 1,006 stores nationwide. It will allow all to e-incarnate their "broken, obsolete, or unwanted gadgets." Anyhow, the promotions have already begun. The new billboard on 7th Avenue near Times Square is a live specimen of that. Made from recycled electronics that include TVs, computers, DVD players, monitors or cell phones, the letters of the billboard read "e-cycle."
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Via: Scouting NewYork
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