E-waste recycling concept. Recycle sign with microchip components. Reusable electronic trash. Refurbished computer industry product. Renewable discarded device. Vector illustration, flat, clip art.

E-waste recycling concept. Recycle sign with microchip components. Reusable electronic trash. Refurbished computer industry product. Renewable discarded device. Vector illustration, flat, clip art.

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