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What Jamie’s Computers Does: Discover Jamie’s Computers’ IT Recycling Services
What Jamie’s Computers Does Accepting Donations & Collecting Equipment We accept unwanted IT equipment from individuals, schools, businesses and public sector bodies. Items such as laptops, desktops, tablets, phones, monitors, printers and accessories can be donated. Donors may drop off equipment or arrange collection. If five or more items are being collected, the collection is…
Read MoreRecycling Electronics With Jamie’s Computers: What Do We Accept?
At Jamie’s Computers we’re committed to offering professional, ethical and convenient recycling services for all kinds of IT and electronic equipment – including items that may surprise you. Why Choose Jamie’s Computers? Community Impact Every device you recycle contributes to supporting those experiencing homelessness in Hampshire. 100% of our profits go to the Society of…
Read MoreJamie’s Computers Is Heading to Bishop’s Waltham Greening Campaign Showcase – Join Us!
We’re excited to announce that Jamie’s Computers will once again be taking part in the Greening Campaign Showcase on Saturday 11 October 2025, from 10:00am to 2:30pm at Jubilee Hall, Little Shore Lane, Bishop’s Waltham, SO32 1ED. Following a fantastic response last time, we’re back and ready to help the community recycle their old IT…
Read MoreGet 15% Off School IT Essentials At Jamie’s Computers This August
Jamie’s Computers is proud to support students heading to school, college and university while also supporting a great cause, and from Monday 11 August you can grab a limited time 15% off our laptops, tablets and desktops in our unmissable back to school sale. What’s On Offer At Jamie’s Computers Browse our eBay store to…
Read MoreHow Your Donations Make a Difference: The Impact of Recycling with Jamie’s Computers
At Jamie’s Computers every device donated and every hard drive securely wiped has a purpose far beyond simply clearing out clutter or preventing landfill waste. Your old electronics can have a long-lasting impact on vulnerable individuals and the wider Hampshire community. But how exactly does this work? In this article, we’ll break down what happens…
Read MoreHow Responsible IT Disposal is Achievable for Businesses with Jamie’s Computers
With the Windows 11 upgrade rapidly approaching, many businesses will not only be upgrading their software, but also their IT hardware in many cases. But what happens to the old equipment? For many companies, redundant IT hardware ends up collecting dust in storage rooms or worse, is discarded improperly. This creates a heightened risk of…
Read MoreThe Journey of a Recycled Computer: IT Recycling from Donation to Reuse
With the increasing need for technology in both work and leisure, electronic waste (e-waste) has become a significant environmental concern. Recycling your old computer not only helps reduce this waste but also offers a sustainable solution that benefits both the community and the environment. At Jamie’s Computers, we ensure that every donated device embarks on…
Read MoreJamie’s Computers Pop-Up IT Recycling & Repair March Event
Are you looking for a responsible way to dispose of your old or broken tech? Do you have unused devices gathering dust at home? Join us at our Pop-Up IT Recycling & Repair Event and give your electronics a second life. Event Details For one day only, Jamie’s Computers will be attending Rethinking Rubbish, offering…
Read MoreNew Website Launch – Coming Soon!
At Jamie’s Computers, we’re constantly breathing new life into tech, and now it’s our website’s turn for a makeover! We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of our brand-new website. We’re not just upgrading the look; we’re enhancing your experience. Here’s a sneak peek into what’s coming your way: Keep an eye out for updates and exciting…
Read MoreTokyo’s Olympics Medals are Made Out of Recycled Electronics
Tokyo’s Olympic medals for the 2020 Olympic games this year are all made out of recycled electronic items, including mobile phones. Between April 2017 and March 2019, the Tokyo 2020 Medal Project collected approximately 78,985 tonnes of small electronic devices to use in their recycled medals. Once collected, the items were then classified and dismantled, allowing for…
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