Bloom Laptop Designed For Easy Disassembly
Zothecula writes "It's a given that we will one day be discarding our present laptop computers. It's also a given that e-waste is currently a huge problem, that looks like it's only going to get worse. While most of the materials in a laptop can be recycled, all of those pieces of glass, metal, plastic and circuitry are stuck together pretty tight, and require a lot of time and effort to separate. What is needed are laptops that are designed to be taken apart, for easy recycling – that's why a group of graduate students from Stanford University made one."
The advertisement is a buzzword masterpiece. You only mentioned one of many flaws.
The goal in this team's Ivy League education is to learn how to string buzzwords together to generate interest in fundamentally flawed ideas.
Good to know the ruling class is staying busy.
http://www.maxineudall.com/2010/02/should-economists-be-sued-for-malpractice.html