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Located in the breathtaking Pamohi area of Guwahati, Akshar is a very unique school which takes just plastic waste when it comes to its fees! Yes, you read that right. This eco-friendly school lets the little kids connect with the Mother Nature in a thoughtful and amazing way. Parmita Sarma, the co-founder of the school stated "We wanted to start a free school for all, but stumbled upon this idea after we realized a larger social and ecological problem brewing in this area. I still remember how our classrooms would be filled with toxic fumes every time someone in the nearby areas would burn plastics. Here it was a norm to burn waste plastic to keep warm. We wanted to change that and so started to encourage our students to bring their plastic waste as school fees". The school is a brainchild of Parmita and Mazin Mukhtar and they together founded the school in the month of June 2016.

Researchers in Europe used 4,000 plastic, or organic, transistors to create the plastic microprocessor, which measures roughly two centimeters square and is built on top of flexible plastic foil.

"LG on Thursday unveiled the world's first plastic e-paper display, which the company claims will "revolutionize the E-Book market." The 6-inch E Ink display features 1,024 x 768-pixel resolution and can bend at an angle of up to 40 degrees. "With the world's first plastic EPD, LG Display has once again proven its reputation for leadership and innovation with a product we believe will help greatly popularize the E-Book market," said Mr. Sang Duck Yeo, Head of Operations for LG Display's Mobile/OLED division. "Based on our success in mass-producing plastic EPD, we are excited as we look toward applying concepts from this experience to future developments like plastic OLED and flexible displays." The display will be supplied to manufacturing companies in China first, and end-user products could launch in Europe as soon as the beginning of next month. Read on for LG's press release. "

Syma X5SW-1 is a drone with real time FPV camera. It is manufactured in China. You can find it in three colors. 1) Red 2) Black 3) White. Body: It has the plastic body. The build quality is not so bad. It is not so weighty because of made of plastic. As it casts only $100 to buy, its a budget for bargainers. Controller: It can be driven both the virtual remote in your smartphone and the remote control. The remote of this drone require 4 Double-A batteries. watch full video review Motor: It's a quad-copter drone so it consist of 4 DC motor. 2 motor moves clockwise and the rests are anti-clock wise. Fans of the motor are also made of plastic. But don't wary, it has the motor guard and you will have extra set of fans here. Battery: As it's a plastic drone it consists of 700 MAH lithium battery. You can fly about 10-13 minutes after getting fully charged. It takes about 1 hour to full charge.

PNY's new Transformer Attaché drive comes in high quality stainless steel with a polished and lustrous finish that gives it a professional look and also durable design. Unlike common plastic USB flash drives, the Transformer can easily handle rough use

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MUV Interactive has launched the public sale of the Bird input device. The Bird is a small plastic device. It can be worn on your index finger.

This is the brainchild of a group of former computer technicians who joined together with the idea of finding a lasting solution for discarded laptops. Concerned with the mounting plastic landfills, they devised a workable plan that would help people dispose off their used (sometimes useless) laptops safely, and make some money in the process as well.

If you thought the news for Amazon and the Kindle couldn't get any worse. Think again.