I got an interesting query on recycled LCD screen. I notice on internet shops that they are on sale of 10.4 inch digital photo frame with recycled LCD screen at a good price. Does it mean the LCD screen is a used one or the LCD screen employs recycled materials? If the former case, do the sellers must tell the customers by using “recycled LCD screen” by law like refurbished products in EU countries? As all may know, the quality of screen deteriorates against its service life. How can manufacturers control the consistent quality?? If they just use recycled materials, it will make them in a bad position to compete with others.
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