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The back cover of the Phantom X2 Pro 5G is made from plastic bottles sourced from the Indian Ocean in a process that transforms recycled waste into microfibers.
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Model Phantom X2 Pro 5G Made with plastic bottles extracted from it Indian OceanBecause the back cover is constructed with a process that turns recycled plastic waste into microfibers.
In addition, according to the company Tecno, tests indicate that the durability of this coating is comparable to that of leather.
It’s coming to Latin America with foldable lenses, increased battery capacity, and a chip MediaTek Dimensity 9000 4nm 5G Which improves aspects of the mobile phone like gaming, photography, power efficiency and more.
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On the other hand, the mobile phone won the Gold Award for Media and Electronics-Telephone and Other Communication Technologies; and Bronze in Design for Society for Eco-Sustainable Design at the 16th Annual International Design Awards (goes).
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On the other hand, Samsung stated that he will continue the initiative eco box in Colombia with support through 2023 Saving the Amazon. The campaign, which started late last year, encourages the disposal of small electronic devices to help protect the environment.
The program is currently running Colombia and makes available in 5 cities of the country specialized containers for proper recycling for customers Smartphones, tablets, accessories and other used devices.
In return, for every person who disposes of e-waste, Samsung will plant a tree in the Amazon this year in the name of those who participate in the program.
The Amazon It is one of the most important ecosystems in the world, as it is home to millions of species, the largest species of freshwater fish and many exotic mammals. However, deforestation and degradation have been a problem in the region in recent decades.
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Marcela Jaramillo, director of Saving the Amazon, noted that “this campaign seeks not only to adequately dispose of e-waste, but also to create a positive environmental and social impact in the indigenous communities of the Amazon.”
There are various brands that have also taken a step towards protecting the environment, such as Manzana For some time now, it has had component recycling programs and exchange of old models for newer models in several countries.
They also use recycled materials such as TungstenRare earths and cobalt, less single-use plastics in packaging, using clean energy available for the production chain.
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