OLD computers have been given a new lease of life helping history detectives, silver surfers, primary school pupils and vulnerable youngsters
OLD computers have been given a new lease of life helping history detectives, silver surfers, primary school pupils and vulnerable youngsters
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David Ross Highland Correspondent
Some 250 PCs, laptops, tablets and printers have been saved from landfill and put to use by charities and community groups in a new project in the Highlands.
The recycling project is a spin-off from technology firm Fujitsu's programme to replace and upgrade The Highland Council's office and schools IT systems and help reduce its energy use and carbon emissions.
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