As good as new

In 1993, Graham Pitt had an idea and persuaded his wife and two friends to help him carry it out. Computers for Charity is still a good idea ten years on, say the partners.

It feels good to get your hands on a newer, faster, better computer, but there’s a problem – what do you do with the old machine? You could stick it in the basement, on the top of a teetering pile of other unloved bits and pieces, just in case it comes in handy (which it won’t). Or you could throw it away and leave it sitting in a landfill site. Or you could do some...

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