Galaxy S4 smartphone from Samsung to be first to receive certification of environmentally friendly (sustainability) of TCO Development, the Swedish agency that evaluates a set of economic, social, and environmental impacts.
As quoted from Cnet, TCO Development certification indicates that the Galaxy S4 has a high value for the above three aspects.
That is, these devices are manufactured in factories that are "friendly" to the workers as well as follow the conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the United Nations.
In addition, the Galaxy S4 also does not contain hazardous materials such as nickel, beryllium, or mercury so that it can be recycled safely, and have a charger that efficient and reliable design.
TCO Development are in talks with other manufacturers of related certification. "That big brand like Samsung chose to be certified by TCO is a good thing. However, other manufacturers should also certify their products for future contribution to a more environmentally friendly," said Director of Product Certification TCO Development Niclas Rydell in a statement.
The final destination of the TCO certification is creating demand for smartphone products (demand) is higher towards environmentally friendly products. Consumer demand can have a big impact on the production process of a device.
S4 own Galaxy series is Samsung's latest premium mobile phone, which is equipped with a wide range of the latest hardware components, such as prossor 8-core (4 +4), 5-inch Super AMOLED display with full-HD resolution, as well as 13-megapixel camera. >>(kompas tekno)
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