Also, refer to the trade-in mechanism table.
More details in the press release below.
FUJITSU LAUNCHES GO GREEN CAMPAIGN ACROSS PENINSULAR MALAYSIA
Spearheading Environmental Sustainability for Malaysia with Trade-in and Disposal Initiatives
MALAYSIA, 30 July 2013 – Fujitsu, leading provider of ICT based business solutions and global advocate for environmental awareness, launched its latest Go Green Campaign across Peninsular Malaysia in its effort to promote awareness on technological waste and environmental sustainability. Partnering with major IT retailers across the nation, Fujitsu provides consumers the option of trading in old laptops, desktops, printers, monitors and mobile batteries for rebates on brand new Fujitsu selected laptops in the Klang Valley and Penang.
“Fujitsu has been practicing product recycling activities since 1998 and Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific Malaysia is now extending it to Malaysian consumers besides the green technology that is implemented into the products they purchase,” said Yap Hui Hui, Country Manager of Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. “Malaysia, unlike most developed countries, holds great potential in IT growth and Malaysians no longer carry a single device with them throughout the day. The launch of this campaign is to provide a platform for Malaysians to take part in sustaining the environment by trading in their old unused devices. This campaign is important to create that awareness on technological waste disposal as Malaysia is heading towards a developed country status that will be equipped with a full IT infrastructure and ecosystem. Fujitsu is currently working with 11 partners to create drop-off point locations for consumers for the trade-in programme with us spearheading the campaign. We are also looking an extension of this campaign and more consumers opting for our green products through this trade-in offer as a continuation.”
Fujitsu in its past green efforts, has also established and continuously supported up to this day, the ‘Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park’ in Sabah, where over 10,000 employees of Fujitsu raised funds and rallied volunteers in support of the forestation work to restore the tropical rainforests in Borneo.
Go Green Campaign Partnership
Partnered with 11 partners in the efforts to promote the Go Green campaign, there are a total of 17 trade-in locations spread across the Klang Valley and Penang to provide consumers ease of access to take part in the effort of safe-guarding the environment by trading-in their old products for proper disposal. Consumers are to fill in a simple trade-in form and bring along their old product to the designated drop-off point to have it checked and they will be entitled to rebates for the new laptops.
Trade-in Rebates on Fujitsu Products
Consumers are entitled to rebates up to RM500 depending on the items they trade-in, which consists of mobile batteries, printers, monitors to laptops and desktops. Desktops to be traded-in must also comply with a complete set of equipment and accessories including DVD ROM, hard disk, motherboard, RAM and processor. Rebates will be calculated based on the condition of the items traded in, with reductions depending on whether the item is non-functional or with a broken screen.
Award-Winning Green Advocate
As an advocate of environmental sustainability through various efforts for more than a decade, Fujitsu is an award winning company that has received numerous awards from external observers. Besides the constant efforts globally, Fujitsu has been incorporating green technology in the products they offer. Examples of such products are the 0-Watt AC Adaptor, Modular Bay for prolonged battery life, Ambient Light Sensor that changes screen brightness according to working environment and many more green innovations that aimed to improve cost efficiency, conserve energy and reduce carbon print.
Fujitsu’s Go Green Campaign will be running for three months from 25 July to 30 September and customers may trade-in throughout this period, depending on each individual partner store’s operating hours. For further information, please visit Fujitsu’s website http://www.fujitsumalaysia.com/fujitsu-go-green/ or Fujitsu’s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/MyFujitsuLifebook
