Are you within the EU and looking to dispose of your End Of Life and End Of Use products and don’t know how to do this?
Getac end users have the option to drop the device at a local municipal collection point or contact their point of purchase to arrange on their behalf.
Please contact your local municipal collection point for opening times.
If you have any questions, please contact us on GetacService_EU@getac.com and we will be happy to assist.
Corporate customers should contact their Getac representative or use the contacts below to arrange the device to be recycled.
The Mediterranean is home to incredible biodiversity, territorial diversity, landscape, and history. Yet, it isn’t immune to the changes and pollution that have impacted the planet in recent years. In 2019, a handful of organizations, including Getac, joined together to create a multimedia project to inform the world and raise awareness about the health of our planet: WonderFull: The 7 Coasts of Italy. The project captured photos and video, to bring awareness to the general public and also included biological surveys and water ecological research on Italy’s seven coasts. Getac’s technology solutions were used by research ships as they collected and processed data about the changes in species structure, coastal erosion, the status of plastic particle pollution, and explored the use of renewable energy on the coastline.
In 2018, four tractors set out from Cape Town, South Africa, to drive 8,000 km across the country to Pretoria, South Africa. Their mission? To bring awareness to the agricultural and environmental issues our planet faces in the coming decades; specifically, respect for the environment, responsible use of resources, sustainability, nutrition, and health. Getac solutions were along for the ride, providing rugged technology that kept the tractors and volunteer teams connected during the 50-day expedition.
Not only are our solutions built keeping environmental standards in mind, but we are also outfitting on-the-ground organizations working to clean up the planet. For more than six years, Getac solutions have been the chosen device for the Tangaroa Blue Foundation, an Australian not-for-profit organization working to prevent debris from entering waterways and remove the trash already present. The Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI), created by the foundation, identifies sources of waterway litter in an effort to stop the flow of trash at the source.
