'Old things work': Argentines giving new life to e-waste
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Buenos Aires, Argentina: Need a new gaming console? Just make one yourself with an old ventilator. Got an old payment terminal? Turn it into a camera....
Buenos Aires, Argentina: Need a new gaming console? Just make one yourself with an old ventilator. Got an old payment terminal? Turn it into a camera.
These are just some of the creations of Argentina's Cyber Dumpster Divers, a collective of ingenious tech aficionados who turn e-waste into new products.
"We experiment with technology by trying to recycle it and repurpose items that other people would simply throw away," said Esteban Palladino, a musician who goes by the pseudonym Uctumi on social media.
"It's a movement that has a charitable side, a techno-political side, and also a playful side," he added.
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