MANUFACTURERS we recycle
Actelis
ADC
Adtran
Advanced fibre (AFC)
Aktino
Alcatel
Anaconda-Ericson
Applied Innovation Inc.
Best Power
B-Line Telecom (Saunders)
Carrier Access (CAC)
Catena
Cerent
Ciena
Cisco
Conklin
Eastern Research
Fujitsu
GarrettCom
Lorain
Lucent
Lynch Communications
Majorpower
NEC
Noran Tel Communications
Nortel
P-COM
RC Concepts
Siemens / Stromberg
SPC TelEquip
Taqua
Tekelec
Telect
Tellabs
Valere Power
Wescom
Westell
WE RECYCLE ALL ELECTRONIC WASTE!!!
1.352.502.4449
Products we recycle
OC-3, OC-12, OC-48, OC-192
Optical Multiservice Edge and Transport
Multiservice Edge Switching
Digital Loop Carrier ( DLC )
Channel Banks
Add/Drop Multiplexers
Multiplexers
DSX Digital Signal Cross Connect
T1 Span Equipment
T1, HDSL, HDSL2, HDSL4, (HDSLx) Services
Transmission
Timing Central Office
D4 Channel Banks
DC Power Products
Switching
Voice Frequency Equipment
MDF Terminal Blocks
Frame Relay
Subscriber Carrier
Wireless
Cross-Connect Products
HDSL, ADSL
Repairs
Digital Cross Connect Systems
Repeaters
Routers
Central Office Announcer/Recorder
Fiber Optics
Distribution Equipment
Cable Management
Analog Loop Carrier
Splitters
Cable Assemblies
M13 Multiplexers
DSLAM
CSU/DSU
Rectifiers
Ring Generators
Fuse Panels
Breaker Panels
DSX-1 Panels
Bantam Patch Cords
DSX-3 Panels
DSX-3 Patch Cords
Fiber Distribution Panels
Fiber Optic Jumpers
Fiber Optic Attenuators
BITS Clocks
Stratum Clocks
Spread Spectrum
DACS
CellPak™
Housings
Circuit Packs
Relay Racks
Encapsulated Repeaters
Networking Components
Repeater Housings
Cable Runway
Cabinets
Antenna
Frames
Modems
CPE ADSL Modems
Line Cards
Wall Mount Hdwr
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
www.pagerandcellular.com
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Thursday, June 9, 2011
We recycle cell phones, laptops, Playstation PSPs
We recycle all cell phones and laptops/Playstation PSP's
Apple Tablet iPad 2 64GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 2 32GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 2 16GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 64GB (Wi-Fi + 3G) .....
Apple Tablet iPad 32GB (Wi-Fi + 3G) ....
Apple Tablet iPad 16GB (Wi-Fi + 3G).....
Apple iPhone:
Apple iPhone 4G 32GB -
Apple iPhone 4G 16GB -
Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB-
Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB-
Apple iPhone 4GB —
Apple iPhone 8GB —
Apple iPhone 16GB —
Apple iPhone 3G 8GB —
Apple iPhone 3G 16GB —
Nokia:
Nokia Astound------
Nokia X1-00---------
Nokia C7-------
Nokia C5-03---
Nokia C6-01---
Nokia E7-----
Nokia N8-----
Nokia C6 ----
Nokia 5330 --
Nokia 5235 ----------
Nokia N97 mini -----
Nokia N97 32GB ---
Nokia N900 -------
Nokia X3 --------
Nokia X6 16GB ----
Nokia 6760 slide--
Nokia Surge -
Nokia N98—–
Nokia N86 8MP ---
Nokia N85——
Nokia N96 16GB–
Nokia E90 —
Nokia N97 —
Nokia N79 —
Nokia E72 —
Nokia E71 —
Nokia E75 -
Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte —
Nokia N93i —
Nokia 8600 Luna —
Nokia 5530 XpressMusic --
Nokia 5800 XPress Music—-
BlackBerry:
Blackberry Playbook Tablet-----
BlackBerry Bold 9780---------
BlackBerry Style 9670--------
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300---
BlackBerry Torch 9800----
BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105--
BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100--
BlackBerry Bold 9650---
BlackBerry Bold 9700----
BlackBerry Storm2 9550-
BlackBerry Storm2 9520-
BlackBerry Curve 8520 @
BlackBerry Tour 9630 @
Blackberry Curve 8900 @
Blackberry Storm 9530@
Blackberry Storm 9500 @
Blackberry Pearl Flip 8220 @
Blackberry Bold 9000 @
Blackberry Curve 8320 @
Blackberry Curve 8310 @
Blackberry Curve 8300 @
Blackberry 8820
Blackberry 8830 World Edition
Blackberry 8800"indigo" unlocked @
Blackberry 8700g @
Blackberry 8100 Pearl Cingular unlocked @
T-Mobile Sidekick:
T-Mobile myTouch-------
T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide--
T-Mobile HD2---
T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Edition
T-Mobile Pulse ---------------
T-Mobile MyTouch 3G -----
T-Mobile G2 Touch ----------
T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2008–
T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009–
T-Mobile Sidekick LX —
T-Mobile Shadow —
T-Mobile G1 —
T-Mobile Sidekick 3 —
Juicy Couture Sidekick 2 —
HTC:
HTC ChaCha----
HTC Flyer-----------
HTC Desire HD---
HTC Aria-----
HTC Wildfire------
HTC EVO 4G--
HTC Desire ------------
HTC HD mini ------
HTC HD7-----------
HTC Legend ----
HTC Google Nexus One
HTC HD2-------
HTC Touch2----
HTC Smart ----
HTC Pure ------
HTC Snap ------
HTC Hero -------
HTC Touch Pro —
HTC Touch Diamond 2 —
HTC Touch Diamond —
HTC Touch Cruise —
HTC Touch Pro2
HTC Dream —
HTC Touch Cruise 09 —
HTC MAX 4G —
HTC Touch HD2 —
HTC Touch HD —
HTC Touch 3G —
Sony Ericsson:
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play---
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini pro --
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini -----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 ----------
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 ---------------
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 -------------
Sony Ericsson Aspen ------
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro --
Sony Ericsson Vivaz --
Sony Ericsson Idou—–
Sony Ericsson Aino ----
Sony Ericsson C510 —
Sony Ericsson P1 —
Sony Ericsson W995 -
Sony Ericsson C905 —
Sony Ericsson W960 —
Sony Ericsson G900 —
Sony Ericsson C902 —
Sony Ericsson W902 —
Samsung:
Samsung P7100 Galaxy Tab 10.1---
Samsung Google Nexus S--
Samsung Galaxy Tab---
Samsung I9010 Galaxy S Giorgio Armani---
Samsung Vibrant----
Samsung i897 Captivate---
Samsung: S8500 Wave ---
Samsung M3710 Corby Beat--
Samsung I8000 Omnia II ——
Samsung B7320 OmniaPRO ——
Samsung B7300 Omnia LITE——
Samsung i8910 Omnia HD ——-
Samsung i900 Omnia 16GB —
Samsung Omnia 8GB ——-
Samsung S8000 Jet ————
Samsung T929 Memoir —
Samsung T919 Behold —
Samsung Giorgio Armani P520
Samsung U900 Soul —
Samsung G800 —
Samsung F490 —
Motorola phones
Motorola Xoom Tablet ...
Motorola QUENCH
Motorola XT720 MOTOROI
Motorola BACKFLIP -----
Motorola XT800 ------------
Motorola ROKR ZN50----
Motorola Karma QA1-----
Motorola L800t-----
Motorola W7 Active Edition ----
Motorola ZN300----
Motorola COCKTAIL VE70----
Motorola ZN200-----
LG Phones
LG KH5200 Andro-1
LG GS290 Cookie Fresh
LG GW820 eXpo ----------
LG GT540 ---------------
LG GD510 Pop -----------
LG GW550 ---------------
LG Incite —--------------
LG GD910 —--------------–
LG KS500 —-
LG KF900 Prada—–
LG KC780—-
LG KP500 Cookie—–
LG KC910 Renoir——
Video Games Console Recycling:
PSP Playstation:
Sony PSP Go Game console ---
Sony PSP Slim Giga Bundle —
Sony Playstation 3 Slim ----
Sony PlayStation 3 80GB Motorstorm Pack —
Sony Playstation 3 60GB —
Sony PlayStation 3 40GB —
Microsoft Xbox:
Xbox 360 Arcade Console --
Xbox 360 Pro 60GB Console --
Xbox 360 Elite 120GB Console --
Nintendo:
Nintendo DS Lite --
Nintendo Wii Console --
APPLE IPODS:
Apple iTouch 64GB
Apple iTouch 32GB
Apple iTouch 8GB
Apple iPod Classic 160GB (Video) -
Apple iPod 60GB (Video) New -
Apple iPod 30GB (Video) New -
Apple ipod 80 GB -
Apple iPod U2 SE 20 GB -
Apple iPod Photo 60 GB -
Apple iPod Mini 6 GB -
Apple iPod 20 GB -
APPLE LAPTOPS
Apple Macbook Air……………………….
Apple Macbook Pro MC240LL/A .....
Apple Macbook Pro MB990LL/A ......
Apple MacBook (MA700LL/A) Mac Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA611LL/A) Notebook…
Apple MacBook (MA254LL/A) Mac Notebook…
Apple iBook G3 (M7698LL/A) Mac Notebook..
Apple MacBook Pro (MA609LL/A) Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA600LLA) Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA610LL/A) Notebook…
Apple Macbook Pro (885909119400) Notebook..
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
Apple Tablet iPad 2 64GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 2 32GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 2 16GB (Wi-Fi + 3G)......
Apple Tablet iPad 64GB (Wi-Fi + 3G) .....
Apple Tablet iPad 32GB (Wi-Fi + 3G) ....
Apple Tablet iPad 16GB (Wi-Fi + 3G).....
Apple iPhone:
Apple iPhone 4G 32GB -
Apple iPhone 4G 16GB -
Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB-
Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB-
Apple iPhone 4GB —
Apple iPhone 8GB —
Apple iPhone 16GB —
Apple iPhone 3G 8GB —
Apple iPhone 3G 16GB —
Nokia:
Nokia Astound------
Nokia X1-00---------
Nokia C7-------
Nokia C5-03---
Nokia C6-01---
Nokia E7-----
Nokia N8-----
Nokia C6 ----
Nokia 5330 --
Nokia 5235 ----------
Nokia N97 mini -----
Nokia N97 32GB ---
Nokia N900 -------
Nokia X3 --------
Nokia X6 16GB ----
Nokia 6760 slide--
Nokia Surge -
Nokia N98—–
Nokia N86 8MP ---
Nokia N85——
Nokia N96 16GB–
Nokia E90 —
Nokia N97 —
Nokia N79 —
Nokia E72 —
Nokia E71 —
Nokia E75 -
Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte —
Nokia N93i —
Nokia 8600 Luna —
Nokia 5530 XpressMusic --
Nokia 5800 XPress Music—-
BlackBerry:
Blackberry Playbook Tablet-----
BlackBerry Bold 9780---------
BlackBerry Style 9670--------
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300---
BlackBerry Torch 9800----
BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105--
BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100--
BlackBerry Bold 9650---
BlackBerry Bold 9700----
BlackBerry Storm2 9550-
BlackBerry Storm2 9520-
BlackBerry Curve 8520 @
BlackBerry Tour 9630 @
Blackberry Curve 8900 @
Blackberry Storm 9530@
Blackberry Storm 9500 @
Blackberry Pearl Flip 8220 @
Blackberry Bold 9000 @
Blackberry Curve 8320 @
Blackberry Curve 8310 @
Blackberry Curve 8300 @
Blackberry 8820
Blackberry 8830 World Edition
Blackberry 8800"indigo" unlocked @
Blackberry 8700g @
Blackberry 8100 Pearl Cingular unlocked @
T-Mobile Sidekick:
T-Mobile myTouch-------
T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide--
T-Mobile HD2---
T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Edition
T-Mobile Pulse ---------------
T-Mobile MyTouch 3G -----
T-Mobile G2 Touch ----------
T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2008–
T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009–
T-Mobile Sidekick LX —
T-Mobile Shadow —
T-Mobile G1 —
T-Mobile Sidekick 3 —
Juicy Couture Sidekick 2 —
HTC:
HTC ChaCha----
HTC Flyer-----------
HTC Desire HD---
HTC Aria-----
HTC Wildfire------
HTC EVO 4G--
HTC Desire ------------
HTC HD mini ------
HTC HD7-----------
HTC Legend ----
HTC Google Nexus One
HTC HD2-------
HTC Touch2----
HTC Smart ----
HTC Pure ------
HTC Snap ------
HTC Hero -------
HTC Touch Pro —
HTC Touch Diamond 2 —
HTC Touch Diamond —
HTC Touch Cruise —
HTC Touch Pro2
HTC Dream —
HTC Touch Cruise 09 —
HTC MAX 4G —
HTC Touch HD2 —
HTC Touch HD —
HTC Touch 3G —
Sony Ericsson:
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play---
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X8----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini pro --
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini -----
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 ----------
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 ---------------
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 -------------
Sony Ericsson Aspen ------
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro --
Sony Ericsson Vivaz --
Sony Ericsson Idou—–
Sony Ericsson Aino ----
Sony Ericsson C510 —
Sony Ericsson P1 —
Sony Ericsson W995 -
Sony Ericsson C905 —
Sony Ericsson W960 —
Sony Ericsson G900 —
Sony Ericsson C902 —
Sony Ericsson W902 —
Samsung:
Samsung P7100 Galaxy Tab 10.1---
Samsung Google Nexus S--
Samsung Galaxy Tab---
Samsung I9010 Galaxy S Giorgio Armani---
Samsung Vibrant----
Samsung i897 Captivate---
Samsung: S8500 Wave ---
Samsung M3710 Corby Beat--
Samsung I8000 Omnia II ——
Samsung B7320 OmniaPRO ——
Samsung B7300 Omnia LITE——
Samsung i8910 Omnia HD ——-
Samsung i900 Omnia 16GB —
Samsung Omnia 8GB ——-
Samsung S8000 Jet ————
Samsung T929 Memoir —
Samsung T919 Behold —
Samsung Giorgio Armani P520
Samsung U900 Soul —
Samsung G800 —
Samsung F490 —
Motorola phones
Motorola Xoom Tablet ...
Motorola QUENCH
Motorola XT720 MOTOROI
Motorola BACKFLIP -----
Motorola XT800 ------------
Motorola ROKR ZN50----
Motorola Karma QA1-----
Motorola L800t-----
Motorola W7 Active Edition ----
Motorola ZN300----
Motorola COCKTAIL VE70----
Motorola ZN200-----
LG Phones
LG KH5200 Andro-1
LG GS290 Cookie Fresh
LG GW820 eXpo ----------
LG GT540 ---------------
LG GD510 Pop -----------
LG GW550 ---------------
LG Incite —--------------
LG GD910 —--------------–
LG KS500 —-
LG KF900 Prada—–
LG KC780—-
LG KP500 Cookie—–
LG KC910 Renoir——
Video Games Console Recycling:
PSP Playstation:
Sony PSP Go Game console ---
Sony PSP Slim Giga Bundle —
Sony Playstation 3 Slim ----
Sony PlayStation 3 80GB Motorstorm Pack —
Sony Playstation 3 60GB —
Sony PlayStation 3 40GB —
Microsoft Xbox:
Xbox 360 Arcade Console --
Xbox 360 Pro 60GB Console --
Xbox 360 Elite 120GB Console --
Nintendo:
Nintendo DS Lite --
Nintendo Wii Console --
APPLE IPODS:
Apple iTouch 64GB
Apple iTouch 32GB
Apple iTouch 8GB
Apple iPod Classic 160GB (Video) -
Apple iPod 60GB (Video) New -
Apple iPod 30GB (Video) New -
Apple ipod 80 GB -
Apple iPod U2 SE 20 GB -
Apple iPod Photo 60 GB -
Apple iPod Mini 6 GB -
Apple iPod 20 GB -
APPLE LAPTOPS
Apple Macbook Air……………………….
Apple Macbook Pro MC240LL/A .....
Apple Macbook Pro MB990LL/A ......
Apple MacBook (MA700LL/A) Mac Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA611LL/A) Notebook…
Apple MacBook (MA254LL/A) Mac Notebook…
Apple iBook G3 (M7698LL/A) Mac Notebook..
Apple MacBook Pro (MA609LL/A) Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA600LLA) Notebook…
Apple MacBook Pro (MA610LL/A) Notebook…
Apple Macbook Pro (885909119400) Notebook..
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
What Is IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)?
Companies struggling to remain competitive in an increasingly technical world are finding that immense capital resources are being used to purchase new equipment. Properly disposing of old equipment offers another costly challenge. Failure to uphold disposal regulations can result in irrevocable legal and environmental damage. Information Technology Asset Disposition (ITAD) offers a variety of strategies to deal with these difficulties and return part of a company’s technological investments.
Auditing and Equipment Reinvestment
IT Asset Disposition can be undertaken by internal IT professionals or external companies. Both alternatives have individual benefits but provide the same basic services. Initially, an ITAD strategy will implement in-depth auditing of equipment and their barcodes, serial numbers and other ID numbers. This ensures that accurate reporting on ITAD implementation can be given. The second process undertaken involves reinvestment in the current technology infrastructure. Minor hardware and software upgrades can prevent the purchase of new equipment for years at a time. This delay allows for needed products to diminish in cost and become more able to perform to company requirements.
Reselling and Recycling Logistics
Those computer devices that are not worth reinvesting typically see two futures. Many are sold to customers who have a lesser need for their computing. This is often the case with large servers as companies grow and upgrade. ITAD professionals always ensure that secure data destruction methods are employed to prevent a breach of secure information. Equipment that cannot be reused or resold is typically sent to a recycling facility that upholds a policy for zero landfill use. This goal is obtained by separating each component within the device and breaking it down to be used in a new manufacturing process.
Liability, Environmental Resolution and Capital Recovery
Implementation of each of the IT asset disposition techniques allows for resolution of issues that can create legal liabilities and environmental damage while returning some of the original investment. During secure data destruction the private and confidential information stored on hard drives and other media is irrevocably destroyed. Zero landfill recycling policies prevent any waste is allowed to contribute to environmental degradation. Furthermore, reselling to outside companies recoups computer costs and prevents chemical use and carbon emissions that occur during the creation of new equipment. The continued reliance on IT asset disposition will increasingly serve companies in the future as they see major financial incentives while offering a valuable service to the environment. Customers and clients will appreciate the powerful security strategies and the “green” approach to company policy. In the persistently digital world, companies will more and more rely on ITAD strategies to get the greatest return on their technology investments.
Peter Wendt is a writer and researcher living in Austin, Texas. He recommends you check out ITAD and Information Technology Asset Disposition.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Peter_David_Wendt
Auditing and Equipment Reinvestment
IT Asset Disposition can be undertaken by internal IT professionals or external companies. Both alternatives have individual benefits but provide the same basic services. Initially, an ITAD strategy will implement in-depth auditing of equipment and their barcodes, serial numbers and other ID numbers. This ensures that accurate reporting on ITAD implementation can be given. The second process undertaken involves reinvestment in the current technology infrastructure. Minor hardware and software upgrades can prevent the purchase of new equipment for years at a time. This delay allows for needed products to diminish in cost and become more able to perform to company requirements.
Reselling and Recycling Logistics
Those computer devices that are not worth reinvesting typically see two futures. Many are sold to customers who have a lesser need for their computing. This is often the case with large servers as companies grow and upgrade. ITAD professionals always ensure that secure data destruction methods are employed to prevent a breach of secure information. Equipment that cannot be reused or resold is typically sent to a recycling facility that upholds a policy for zero landfill use. This goal is obtained by separating each component within the device and breaking it down to be used in a new manufacturing process.
Liability, Environmental Resolution and Capital Recovery
Implementation of each of the IT asset disposition techniques allows for resolution of issues that can create legal liabilities and environmental damage while returning some of the original investment. During secure data destruction the private and confidential information stored on hard drives and other media is irrevocably destroyed. Zero landfill recycling policies prevent any waste is allowed to contribute to environmental degradation. Furthermore, reselling to outside companies recoups computer costs and prevents chemical use and carbon emissions that occur during the creation of new equipment. The continued reliance on IT asset disposition will increasingly serve companies in the future as they see major financial incentives while offering a valuable service to the environment. Customers and clients will appreciate the powerful security strategies and the “green” approach to company policy. In the persistently digital world, companies will more and more rely on ITAD strategies to get the greatest return on their technology investments.
Peter Wendt is a writer and researcher living in Austin, Texas. He recommends you check out ITAD and Information Technology Asset Disposition.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Peter_David_Wendt
Wanted: Your obsolete, used Sun Servers
We Buy and recycle all Sunmicrosystems servers such as:
Sun Server
Sun T3 Servers
Sun T3-1 Server
Sun T3-1B Server
Sun T3-2 Server
Sun T3-4 Server
Sun X4275 Server
Sun CP3260 Server
Sun T2000 Server
Sun Netra X4270 Server
Sun X4200 M2 Server
Sun Netra X4200 M2
Sun X4100 M2 Server
Sun X4600 M2 Server
Sun X4470 Server
Sun X4800 Server
Sun X6270 M2 Blade
Sun Blade Storage Module M2
Sun Netra 6000
Sun Netra T6340
Sun X4170 M2 Server
Sun X4270 M2 Server
Sun X2270 M2 Server
Sun Netra T5220 Server
Sun X6440 Blade
Sun X2270 Server
Sun X6270 Blade
Sun X6275 Blade
Sun 6048 Chassis
Sun CP3250 Blade
Sun X4640 Server
Sun V445 Server
Sun V240 Server
Sun Netra X4200 Server
Sun CP3060 Blade
Sun V125 Server
Sun V20z Server
Sun V40z Server
Sun V100 Server
Sun V120 Server
Sun V210 Server
Sun V440 Server
Sun V60x Server
Sun V65x Server
Sun X4200 Server
Sun X4150 Server
Sun V215 Server
Sun V245 Server
Sun V880z Server
Sun 280R Server
Sun 6800 Server
Sun V490 Server
Sun E4900 Server
Sun E6900 Server
Sun 4800 Server
Sun V890 Server
Sun E2900 Server
Sun T1000
Sun E6800 Server
Sun V1280 Server
Sun V480 Server
Sun V880 Server
Sun X4140 Server
Sun T6300 Server
Sun X6220 Blade Server
Sun X6250 Blade
Sun T6320 Blade Server
Sun X8420 Blade Server
Sun 220R Server
Sun 420R Server
Sun E4800 Server
Sun E15K Server
Sun E20K Server
Sun E25K Server
Sun X4440 Server
Sun M3000 Server
Sun M9000 Server
Sun E12K Server
Sun T5120 Server
Sun T5220 Server
Sun T5140 Server
Sun T5240 Server
Sun M4000 Server
Sun M5000 Server
Sun M8000 Server
Sun T3120 Server
Sun T5440 Server
Sun AT7880 Server
Sun AT7480 Server
Sun AT7280 Server
Sun AT7180 Server
Sun X4450 Server
Sun X4540 Server
Sun X2250 Server
Sun X4100 Server
Sun X4170 Server
Sun X4240 Server
Sun X4250 Server
Sun X4270 Server
Sun X4500 Server
Sun X4600 Server
Sun 8000 Blade
Sun Constellation System
Sun X8440 Blade
Sun X8450 Blade
Sun Netra CP2140 Blade
Sun CP3220 Blade
Sun Netra CP3260
Sun X6450 Blade
Sun T6340 Blade Server
Sun X6240 Blade Server
Sun Blade 6000 Chassis
Sun Netra 210 Server
Sun CP3020 Server
Sun Netra CP2160
Sun CT410 Server
Sun CT810 Server
Sun CT900 Server
Sun Netra X4250 Server
Sun Netra X4450 Server
Sun Netra T5440
Sun Netra T2000 Server
Sun 4810 Server
Sun 3800 Server
Please call for volume pricng on all your recycling needs.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
www.pagerandcellular.com
Sun Server
Sun T3 Servers
Sun T3-1 Server
Sun T3-1B Server
Sun T3-2 Server
Sun T3-4 Server
Sun X4275 Server
Sun CP3260 Server
Sun T2000 Server
Sun Netra X4270 Server
Sun X4200 M2 Server
Sun Netra X4200 M2
Sun X4100 M2 Server
Sun X4600 M2 Server
Sun X4470 Server
Sun X4800 Server
Sun X6270 M2 Blade
Sun Blade Storage Module M2
Sun Netra 6000
Sun Netra T6340
Sun X4170 M2 Server
Sun X4270 M2 Server
Sun X2270 M2 Server
Sun Netra T5220 Server
Sun X6440 Blade
Sun X2270 Server
Sun X6270 Blade
Sun X6275 Blade
Sun 6048 Chassis
Sun CP3250 Blade
Sun X4640 Server
Sun V445 Server
Sun V240 Server
Sun Netra X4200 Server
Sun CP3060 Blade
Sun V125 Server
Sun V20z Server
Sun V40z Server
Sun V100 Server
Sun V120 Server
Sun V210 Server
Sun V440 Server
Sun V60x Server
Sun V65x Server
Sun X4200 Server
Sun X4150 Server
Sun V215 Server
Sun V245 Server
Sun V880z Server
Sun 280R Server
Sun 6800 Server
Sun V490 Server
Sun E4900 Server
Sun E6900 Server
Sun 4800 Server
Sun V890 Server
Sun E2900 Server
Sun T1000
Sun E6800 Server
Sun V1280 Server
Sun V480 Server
Sun V880 Server
Sun X4140 Server
Sun T6300 Server
Sun X6220 Blade Server
Sun X6250 Blade
Sun T6320 Blade Server
Sun X8420 Blade Server
Sun 220R Server
Sun 420R Server
Sun E4800 Server
Sun E15K Server
Sun E20K Server
Sun E25K Server
Sun X4440 Server
Sun M3000 Server
Sun M9000 Server
Sun E12K Server
Sun T5120 Server
Sun T5220 Server
Sun T5140 Server
Sun T5240 Server
Sun M4000 Server
Sun M5000 Server
Sun M8000 Server
Sun T3120 Server
Sun T5440 Server
Sun AT7880 Server
Sun AT7480 Server
Sun AT7280 Server
Sun AT7180 Server
Sun X4450 Server
Sun X4540 Server
Sun X2250 Server
Sun X4100 Server
Sun X4170 Server
Sun X4240 Server
Sun X4250 Server
Sun X4270 Server
Sun X4500 Server
Sun X4600 Server
Sun 8000 Blade
Sun Constellation System
Sun X8440 Blade
Sun X8450 Blade
Sun Netra CP2140 Blade
Sun CP3220 Blade
Sun Netra CP3260
Sun X6450 Blade
Sun T6340 Blade Server
Sun X6240 Blade Server
Sun Blade 6000 Chassis
Sun Netra 210 Server
Sun CP3020 Server
Sun Netra CP2160
Sun CT410 Server
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
The Best Hard Science Fiction Books of all Time
Ten titles that inspired Technology Review to publish its own collection of sci-fi stories.
Stephen Cass 06/06/2011
40 Comments
As we announced earlier, Technology Review will publish TR:SF, a collection of original science fiction stories, in the fall. The stories will all be near-future, hard science fiction, inspired by the kinds of emerging technologies we see in our coverage at Technology Review.
While we're not adverse to, say, a good bit of space opera or New Wave, we're focusing on hard science fiction in TR:SF, because these types of tales, grounded in the cutting edge of science and technology (albeit with varying degrees of artistic license), are the ones most cited by scientists and engineers as the inspiration for embarking on particular projects, or indeed, entire careers
Even if history later proves it utterly off base, a good hard science fiction story makes you think "That could actually happen!" That's certainly the case for each of our ten favorite hard science fiction books, listed in chronological order. Do you think we got any wrong? What are your favorites? Tells us in the comments below.
1.Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea (Jules Verne, 1870) Verne wrote some of the earliest works recognizable as science fiction (even though the term "science fiction" wouldn't enter popular culture for another 60 years.) Twenty Thousand Leagues is probably his most prescient work, anticipating submarine warfare (not for nothing was the first nuclear submarine called Nautilus) , scuba diving, and even the taser.
2.The Time Machine (H.G. Wells, 1895) There's a little bit of self-plagarism in this book, as the operating principles of the eponymous machine are pretty much directly lifted from an earlier short story written by Wells, called The Chronic Argonauts, published in 1888, seven years before The Time Machine. Still, the 1895 book deserves credit for popularizing the idea that time travel might be done using scientific and technological methods, rather than the magical means used in earlier time travel stories. Its description of time travel in a four-dimensional universe presaged the cottage industry in theoretical space-time machines that has sprung up among physicists in recent decades.
3.I, Robot (Isaac Asimov, 1950) Asimov actually invented the word "robotics," in 1941, and this collection of short stories canonized his most famous literary creation, the Three Laws of Robotics ("A robot may not harm a human being, or through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second laws.") Although Asimov was very hazy on how the "positronic brains" of his robots actually worked, the idea of a machine operating perfectly, but behaving strangely because of unexpected interactions between its instructions, would become all too familiar to later generations of computer programmers battling subtle software bugs.
4.The Shockwave Rider (John Brunner, 1975) The original cyberpunk novel, predating Gibson' Neuromancer by nine years (and even the word "cyberpunk" by five.) Admittedly, it doesn't feature a neon-lit virtual reality cyberspace, but it does have a hacker who unleashes a little doozey on the global computer network—a self replicating program that Brunner dubbed a "worm." In 1982 researchers at Xerox PARC noticed the real work they were on distributed computation doing bore a striking resemblance to Brunner's fictional creation, and by 1988 the first worm to be released into the wild was happily munching through thousands of computers on the early Internet.
5.The Fountains of Paradise (Arthur C. Clark, 1979) If we ever actually build a space elevator—a high tension cable 100,000 km long suspended from a counterweight in high Earth orbit all the way down to the surface of the Earth, which would let people ride elevator cars into orbit—people will look back on this book the way nuclear submarine designers look back at 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. Although Clark didn't invent the concept of the space elevator, he did do some of the real-world calculations showing how such a structure might work, and even speculated that a carbon-based filament would make the ideal material for the elevator cable. Twenty years later, carbon nanotubes were at the heart of NASA first serious study on space elevators.
6.Cyteen (C.J. Cherryh, 1988) Set on a harsh world whose settlers have a fractious relationship with Earth, this book looks at an attempt to push human cloning beyond the creation of a genetic duplicate. Scientists try to recreate the personality of one of their society's most valuable citizens by creating similar childhood experiences, as Cherryh deftly explores the nature vs. nurture debate.
7.The Mars Trilogy (Kim Stanley Robinson, 1992-1996) This tale of the colonization of Mars begins in 2026 and ends two hundred years later, with the terraforming of Mars largely completed and humanity making its first steps into interstellar space. Packed with detailed descriptions of the colonist's everyday lives, and a close attention to the geography of Mars, it's as close as any of us will get to walking on the red planet. (If, sometime after reading this, you become an actual explorer of Mars, feel free to look me up and berate me for my lack of faith in you. It'll be something to tell the other people at the old folks home.)
8.The Diamond Age (Neal Stephenson, 1995) This is the tale of an impoverished young girl who accidentally comes into the possession of one of the most sophisticated devices ever created—an educational primer that can adapt itself to almost any situation that its reader finds herself in. In creating the primer, and the entire world the child lives in, Stephenson has perfectly channeled Eric Drexler's vision of molecular nanotechnology, where microscopic machines perform near-miracles on a regular basis.
9.Rainbows End (Vernor Vinge, 2006) When I first read this book, I thought the setting of 2025 was unrealistically optimistic for the kind of augmented reality technology that is at the heart of the book. Using goggles, digital information from the Internet is overlaid on the world around the wearer. A person's social networking profile might appear beside their head, or an entire landscape can be mapped to some fantasy world, where a monsters and dragons are painted over cars and airplanes. But real world technology is catching up much more rapidly than I ever expected.
10.Incandescence (Greg Egan, 2008) Its far-future setting, and backdrop of a galaxy-spanning civilization, would normally put this book firmly into the category of space opera, but Egan—who has contributed a science fiction story to Technology Review previously—has written a book that could double as a primer on General Relativity and astrophysics. Much of the action takes place on a bizarre pre-industrial world, where the characters need to come up with some advanced physics—fast—if they are to avoid disaster.
Stephen Cass 06/06/2011
40 Comments
As we announced earlier, Technology Review will publish TR:SF, a collection of original science fiction stories, in the fall. The stories will all be near-future, hard science fiction, inspired by the kinds of emerging technologies we see in our coverage at Technology Review.
While we're not adverse to, say, a good bit of space opera or New Wave, we're focusing on hard science fiction in TR:SF, because these types of tales, grounded in the cutting edge of science and technology (albeit with varying degrees of artistic license), are the ones most cited by scientists and engineers as the inspiration for embarking on particular projects, or indeed, entire careers
Even if history later proves it utterly off base, a good hard science fiction story makes you think "That could actually happen!" That's certainly the case for each of our ten favorite hard science fiction books, listed in chronological order. Do you think we got any wrong? What are your favorites? Tells us in the comments below.
1.Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea (Jules Verne, 1870) Verne wrote some of the earliest works recognizable as science fiction (even though the term "science fiction" wouldn't enter popular culture for another 60 years.) Twenty Thousand Leagues is probably his most prescient work, anticipating submarine warfare (not for nothing was the first nuclear submarine called Nautilus) , scuba diving, and even the taser.
2.The Time Machine (H.G. Wells, 1895) There's a little bit of self-plagarism in this book, as the operating principles of the eponymous machine are pretty much directly lifted from an earlier short story written by Wells, called The Chronic Argonauts, published in 1888, seven years before The Time Machine. Still, the 1895 book deserves credit for popularizing the idea that time travel might be done using scientific and technological methods, rather than the magical means used in earlier time travel stories. Its description of time travel in a four-dimensional universe presaged the cottage industry in theoretical space-time machines that has sprung up among physicists in recent decades.
3.I, Robot (Isaac Asimov, 1950) Asimov actually invented the word "robotics," in 1941, and this collection of short stories canonized his most famous literary creation, the Three Laws of Robotics ("A robot may not harm a human being, or through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second laws.") Although Asimov was very hazy on how the "positronic brains" of his robots actually worked, the idea of a machine operating perfectly, but behaving strangely because of unexpected interactions between its instructions, would become all too familiar to later generations of computer programmers battling subtle software bugs.
4.The Shockwave Rider (John Brunner, 1975) The original cyberpunk novel, predating Gibson' Neuromancer by nine years (and even the word "cyberpunk" by five.) Admittedly, it doesn't feature a neon-lit virtual reality cyberspace, but it does have a hacker who unleashes a little doozey on the global computer network—a self replicating program that Brunner dubbed a "worm." In 1982 researchers at Xerox PARC noticed the real work they were on distributed computation doing bore a striking resemblance to Brunner's fictional creation, and by 1988 the first worm to be released into the wild was happily munching through thousands of computers on the early Internet.
5.The Fountains of Paradise (Arthur C. Clark, 1979) If we ever actually build a space elevator—a high tension cable 100,000 km long suspended from a counterweight in high Earth orbit all the way down to the surface of the Earth, which would let people ride elevator cars into orbit—people will look back on this book the way nuclear submarine designers look back at 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea. Although Clark didn't invent the concept of the space elevator, he did do some of the real-world calculations showing how such a structure might work, and even speculated that a carbon-based filament would make the ideal material for the elevator cable. Twenty years later, carbon nanotubes were at the heart of NASA first serious study on space elevators.
6.Cyteen (C.J. Cherryh, 1988) Set on a harsh world whose settlers have a fractious relationship with Earth, this book looks at an attempt to push human cloning beyond the creation of a genetic duplicate. Scientists try to recreate the personality of one of their society's most valuable citizens by creating similar childhood experiences, as Cherryh deftly explores the nature vs. nurture debate.
7.The Mars Trilogy (Kim Stanley Robinson, 1992-1996) This tale of the colonization of Mars begins in 2026 and ends two hundred years later, with the terraforming of Mars largely completed and humanity making its first steps into interstellar space. Packed with detailed descriptions of the colonist's everyday lives, and a close attention to the geography of Mars, it's as close as any of us will get to walking on the red planet. (If, sometime after reading this, you become an actual explorer of Mars, feel free to look me up and berate me for my lack of faith in you. It'll be something to tell the other people at the old folks home.)
8.The Diamond Age (Neal Stephenson, 1995) This is the tale of an impoverished young girl who accidentally comes into the possession of one of the most sophisticated devices ever created—an educational primer that can adapt itself to almost any situation that its reader finds herself in. In creating the primer, and the entire world the child lives in, Stephenson has perfectly channeled Eric Drexler's vision of molecular nanotechnology, where microscopic machines perform near-miracles on a regular basis.
9.Rainbows End (Vernor Vinge, 2006) When I first read this book, I thought the setting of 2025 was unrealistically optimistic for the kind of augmented reality technology that is at the heart of the book. Using goggles, digital information from the Internet is overlaid on the world around the wearer. A person's social networking profile might appear beside their head, or an entire landscape can be mapped to some fantasy world, where a monsters and dragons are painted over cars and airplanes. But real world technology is catching up much more rapidly than I ever expected.
10.Incandescence (Greg Egan, 2008) Its far-future setting, and backdrop of a galaxy-spanning civilization, would normally put this book firmly into the category of space opera, but Egan—who has contributed a science fiction story to Technology Review previously—has written a book that could double as a primer on General Relativity and astrophysics. Much of the action takes place on a bizarre pre-industrial world, where the characters need to come up with some advanced physics—fast—if they are to avoid disaster.
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Succeeding in the Home Based Salvage and Recycling Business: Techniques and Ideas - Old School and New School
Posted: 07 Jun 2011 01:38 AM PDT
Recently a fellow contacted me and said that my eBook on salvage and recycling was a great autobiography but was not relevant. His example for me to follow was to check Craigslist and type in "junk" and "scrap" and I would see that everyone is in the salvage and recycling business. I responded telling him that the techniques I used for obtaining, working with, reusing and selling salvage are very relevant and that I use them most everyday. I also told him that I would appreciate any tips he could offer in the way of relevant ideas. Once I hear, I'll pass them on to you all.
Here's an example. Recently I blogged about a house that I am in the midst of deconstructing. I didn't get it by watching the craigslist listings and hoping that I was the first one to respond and then hoping that if I was, it would still be there when I got there. I have tried this method a few times and in my experience using craigslist and other online tools works at times, but also can be a real time waster.
In this case, I had done what I always do - hand out business cards, put flyers on bulletin boards and small ads in local papers. Several months ago I purchased some oak flooring from a fellow - he had seen my flyer at the local market. Later he told a friend about me, we connected and I am now tearing down this great old cabin. He said that he had been trying for months to find someone to give it to. Did he list on craigslist? No - he doesn't use a computer. I find that there are a whole lot of people out there that are still "old school" and depend on what they read and who they talk to for the information they need - they don't even think much about the internet. Also, some just don't want the hassle of strangers calling them, coming to their place...
I do think that craigslist can be a good way to sell material and I've done some of that successfully, but more often, word of mouth has worked for me and folks tell other folks about me and before long the material is sold - sometimes before I even have it torn down and available for sale.
I've included some photos of this project that I began on May 4, 2011. I only work it 10 or 12 hours per week. Early on I removed the aluminum roofing, wiring, brass... and found other recyclables around the property. I shopped this around at scrap metal yards and was able to sell the scrap for $409. More than enough to pay for a couple of runs to the dumps, gas, lunches etc.
Over time I'll go into the scrap metal part of it in more detail telling how I deal with dealers, find honest ones, sort my metals for the best price.
Also, in time, I'll discuss the tools and techniques I use in deconstruction, how I store my wood, how to price it and more.
This building is 20x25 feet. The inside walls, outside walls, roof and ceiling are all old growth ship lap lumber - much is premium 1/4 sawn. I figure, even at today's low prices for lumber, I'll net out at about $4,000 in what the same amount of wood would cost me at retail. If I were to sell, some of this would bring more than retail, some less. More about this later.
For now, enjoy the photos and remember to check out my eBook, How to Make Money in the Home Based Salvage and Recycling Business. It's full of tips and ideas that I use all the time to succeed in this business. Just one good idea is worth more than the price of the eBook.
Recently a fellow contacted me and said that my eBook on salvage and recycling was a great autobiography but was not relevant. His example for me to follow was to check Craigslist and type in "junk" and "scrap" and I would see that everyone is in the salvage and recycling business. I responded telling him that the techniques I used for obtaining, working with, reusing and selling salvage are very relevant and that I use them most everyday. I also told him that I would appreciate any tips he could offer in the way of relevant ideas. Once I hear, I'll pass them on to you all.
Here's an example. Recently I blogged about a house that I am in the midst of deconstructing. I didn't get it by watching the craigslist listings and hoping that I was the first one to respond and then hoping that if I was, it would still be there when I got there. I have tried this method a few times and in my experience using craigslist and other online tools works at times, but also can be a real time waster.
In this case, I had done what I always do - hand out business cards, put flyers on bulletin boards and small ads in local papers. Several months ago I purchased some oak flooring from a fellow - he had seen my flyer at the local market. Later he told a friend about me, we connected and I am now tearing down this great old cabin. He said that he had been trying for months to find someone to give it to. Did he list on craigslist? No - he doesn't use a computer. I find that there are a whole lot of people out there that are still "old school" and depend on what they read and who they talk to for the information they need - they don't even think much about the internet. Also, some just don't want the hassle of strangers calling them, coming to their place...
I do think that craigslist can be a good way to sell material and I've done some of that successfully, but more often, word of mouth has worked for me and folks tell other folks about me and before long the material is sold - sometimes before I even have it torn down and available for sale.
I've included some photos of this project that I began on May 4, 2011. I only work it 10 or 12 hours per week. Early on I removed the aluminum roofing, wiring, brass... and found other recyclables around the property. I shopped this around at scrap metal yards and was able to sell the scrap for $409. More than enough to pay for a couple of runs to the dumps, gas, lunches etc.
Over time I'll go into the scrap metal part of it in more detail telling how I deal with dealers, find honest ones, sort my metals for the best price.
Also, in time, I'll discuss the tools and techniques I use in deconstruction, how I store my wood, how to price it and more.
This building is 20x25 feet. The inside walls, outside walls, roof and ceiling are all old growth ship lap lumber - much is premium 1/4 sawn. I figure, even at today's low prices for lumber, I'll net out at about $4,000 in what the same amount of wood would cost me at retail. If I were to sell, some of this would bring more than retail, some less. More about this later.
For now, enjoy the photos and remember to check out my eBook, How to Make Money in the Home Based Salvage and Recycling Business. It's full of tips and ideas that I use all the time to succeed in this business. Just one good idea is worth more than the price of the eBook.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
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D3583C 4GB 3.5IN HH 7200RPM SCSI SCA 80PIN D3583C D3583-60003 D3583-63004 D3583-69004 QUANTUM-QM34500TD-SCA TD45J461 SEAGATE-9J6003-040 IBM-DDRS-34560 IBM-03L5510 IBM-03L5250 QUANTUM-VK45J2C1
D4289A 9.1GB 3.5 HH SCSI SCA 80PIN D4289A D4289-60002 D4289-63001 D4289-69001 QUANTUM-XP39100J QUANTUM-HN91J10F SEAGATE-ST19171WC SEAGATE-9E0005-040 IBM-DCHS-09Y IBM-27H1703
D4903A 4.2GB 3.5IN LP SCSI SCA 80 PIN D4903A D4903-60001 D4903-63001 D4903-69001 SEAGATE-ST34501WC SEAGATE-9E2005-022
D6019A 9.1GB 3.5IN 3H SCSI SCA 80PIN D6019A SEAGATE-ST39103LC SEAGATE-9L9006
D6104A 4.2GB SCSI SCA 80PIN 3.5 LP 7200RPM D6104A D6104-60001 D6104-69001 D6104-63001 IBM-DDRS-34560 IBM-22L0314 IBM-22L0304
D6106A 9.1GB SCSI SCA 3.5 LP WITH TRAY D6106A IBM-DDRS-39130 FUJITSU-MAE3091LC QUANTUM-QM39100PX-SCA QUANTUM-PX09J011 QUANTUM-PX91J0R $
D6107A 9.1GB 3.5IN SCA 80PIN D6107A SEAGATE-ST39102LC SEAGATE-9J8006
D7174A 18.2GB 7200RPM 3.5IN SCSI 80PIN SCA D7174A 9L2004-045 DNES-318350
D7175A 18.2GB 10000RPM 3.5 LP 80PIN SCA D7175A MAG3182LC
D9419A 36GB 10KRPM U160 3.5 LP SCSI 80PIN SCA D9419A D9419-60000 D9419-63001 D9419-69001 FUJITSU-MAJ3364MC
D9421A 18.4GB 15000RPM 3.5IN SCSI ULTRA3 80PIN 0950-4136
D9421A 9T4006-021
P1166A 18.2GB 3.5IN SCSI 80PIN ULTRA 3 P1166A SEAGATE-ST318406LC SEAGATE-9U3001-040
P1216A 18.4GB 7200RPM 3.5IN SCSI 80PIN P1216A 9N2011-041
P1217A 9.1GB 3.5IN SCA 80PIN DPSS-309170 P1217A IBM-DPSS-309170 IBM-07N5281
P2472A 9.17GB 10K RPM SCSI SCA 80 PIN - 5184-4809 - BARE DRIVE P2472A DDYS-T09170 07N4620 FUJITSU-MAJ3091MC
P2473A 18.2GB 3.5 10000RPM LP 80PIN SCA -
ip P2473A MAJ3182MC
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Monday, June 6, 2011
Wanted: We recycle CISCO X2 DWDM Transceivers
Our company pays top dollar by the pound for all Cisco transeivers such as:
DWDM-X2-60.61=
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Turn Your Cisco Equipment into Cash!
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Cisco SFP
Please call for quote and let us meet all your IT and electronic recycling needs.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
DWDM-X2-60.61=
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DWDM-X2-56.55=
Turn Your Cisco Equipment into Cash!
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DWDM-X2-31.90= Turn Your Cisco Equipment into Cash!
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Cisco SFP
Please call for quote and let us meet all your IT and electronic recycling needs.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
Wanted: Unication Pagers
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC a premier Electronic recycling/ecycling company is buying all Unication Pagers such as:
900 Flex
VHF LO POC
VHF HI POC
VHF LO FLEX
UHF HI POC
Please call if you have any available. We recycle all electronic and telecom scrap.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
900 Flex
VHF LO POC
VHF HI POC
VHF LO FLEX
UHF HI POC
Please call if you have any available. We recycle all electronic and telecom scrap.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
We Recycle All Acer laptop motherboards:
461411BOL02461411BOL02MBA1006001LBA3601001LBA2706001LBA2806001LBA3601001LBT5902001LBA2706001LBA280600131ZL5MB000931ZR3MB000531ZR3MB0013MBAG306001MBAV306001461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG20200231ZL6MB002LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBTB201001MBTDJ01001MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAY70200231ZB2MB009131ZL5MB000931ZR3MB000531ZR3MB0013MBAG306001MBAV306001461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG202002461411BOL02461411BOL02461411BOL02461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG202002461411BOL02MBALD02001MBAQ201001LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBAJ702002MBAJ702003MBAK302002MBAJ702002MBAJ702003MBAK302002MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX0600531ZB2MB0091MBAY702002MBAY702002MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAF802001MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAXY02005MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAEF01001MBAEF01002MBAF201001MBAF201002MBTCU01006MBTCB01001MBAEF01001MBAEF01002MBAF201001MBAF201002MBTCU01006MBTCB01001MBS0506001LBFR406001LBFR406001LBFR406001LBFR406001MBT3502001LBT5902001LBT5606001LBT5706001LBT7102002LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBTB201001MBTDJ01001LBT5902001LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001LBT5306001MBTCB01001MBTCB01001LBT7206001LBTAL06001
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St
Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
1.352.502.4449 Office
1.352.426.2716 Cell
www.pagerandcellular.com
461411BOL02461411BOL02MBA1006001LBA3601001LBA2706001LBA2806001LBA3601001LBT5902001LBA2706001LBA280600131ZL5MB000931ZR3MB000531ZR3MB0013MBAG306001MBAV306001461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG20200231ZL6MB002LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBTB201001MBTDJ01001MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAY70200231ZB2MB009131ZL5MB000931ZR3MB000531ZR3MB0013MBAG306001MBAV306001461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG202002461411BOL02461411BOL02461411BOL02461411BOL02MBABE02001MBABK02001MBADW02001MBADW02002MBAG202002461411BOL02MBALD02001MBAQ201001LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBAJ702002MBAJ702003MBAK302002MBAJ702002MBAJ702003MBAK302002MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX06005MBABV02002MBAZL06001MBAZL06003MBTDX06002MBTDX0600531ZB2MB0091MBAY702002MBAY702002MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAF802001MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAXY02005MBA9302002MBABD02002MBAFD02001MBAFL02001MBAEF01001MBAEF01002MBAF201001MBAF201002MBTCU01006MBTCB01001MBAEF01001MBAEF01002MBAF201001MBAF201002MBTCU01006MBTCB01001MBS0506001LBFR406001LBFR406001LBFR406001LBFR406001MBT3502001LBT5902001LBT5606001LBT5706001LBT7102002LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001MBTB201001MBTDJ01001LBT5902001LBTA902001LBTAA02001MBTBJ02001LBT5306001MBTCB01001MBTCB01001LBT7206001LBTAL06001
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St
Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
1.352.502.4449 Office
1.352.426.2716 Cell
www.pagerandcellular.com
We recycle all Asus Motherboards
We recycle and Pay Cash for all Asus laptop motherboards:
A2C
A2E
A2H
A2S
A2T
A3E
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T12J
08G25WF0020i
W7JZ35H
We are the experts when recycling a computer motherboard.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St
Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
1.352.502.4449 Office
1.352.426.2716 Cell
www.pagerandcellular.com
A2C
A2E
A2H
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We are the experts when recycling a computer motherboard.
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St
Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
1.352.502.4449 Office
1.352.426.2716 Cell
www.pagerandcellular.com
We recycle Circuit Boards
• Disposing of or recycling 3Com Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Adaptec Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling ADC Kentrox Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Aluratek Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling American Power Cables Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling APC (American Power Conversion) Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Apex PC Solutions Circuit Boards •
CALL NOW FOR ALL YOUR RECYCLING NEEDS!! 352.426.2716
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Disposal & Recycling for:
Pharmaceutical Businesses
Manufacturing Businesses
Insurance Businesses
Law Firms
Accounting Firms
Computer Companies
Restaurant POS systems
All Other Businesses
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
www.pagerandcellular.com
CALL NOW FOR ALL YOUR RECYCLING NEEDS!! 352.426.2716
Disposing of or recycling Axis Communication Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Battery Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Battery Biz Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Battery Technology Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling BatteryKits Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Belkin Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Best Power Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Boston Acoustics Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Cables To Go Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Cisco Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Clava Leather Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling CRU Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Cyber Power Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling IBM Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Intermec Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling KDS Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Konica Minolta Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Lantronix Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Liebert Associates Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling MGE UPS Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Micro Innovations Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Minute-Man Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling NEC Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling NeoWave Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling NetScreen Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Olympus Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Omnitron Systems Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Opti-UPS Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling P3 International Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Palm Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Para Systems Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Perle Systems Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Philips Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Powerware Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Promise Technology Circuit Boards • Disposing of or recycling Pyramid Technologies Circuit Boards, recycle aitech boards, asus motherboards, and More....
Disposal & Recycling for:
Pharmaceutical Businesses
Manufacturing Businesses
Insurance Businesses
Law Firms
Accounting Firms
Computer Companies
Restaurant POS systems
All Other Businesses
Todd Klimson
Pager and Cellular Communications, LLC
5854 SE 5th St Suite 2
Ocala, FL 34472
352.502.4449 Office
352.426.2716 Mobile
www.pagerandcellular.com
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