You can’t turn anything you touch into gold, unless your name is King Midas. But believe it or not, you can help save the environment by turning junk into cash through scrap metal recycling.
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Perhaps you’ve heard about scrap metal recycling many times before. Maybe you’ve read about it, too, but didn’t have the inclination to jump onto the recycling train. But after reading this guide, you may even feel pumped up enough to inspect your home for pieces of trash with metals in them.
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You may have seen a few devices with the odd looking USB 3 Micro-B connection, but it's certainly not very common. It's primarily used in newer external hard drives, but the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 also shipped with it.
Keep. This cable is a mixture of old and new technologies. The USB 2.0 portion looks like the familiar Micro-USB connection. Flanking it is the USB 3.0 or 3.1 portion, which provides up to 10 times the throughput of the old standard.
However, with USB Type-C rolling out ahead of schedule, the reversibility and slimmer profile may send the USB 3 Micro-B cable to end-of-life (EOL) status a little sooner than expected. Some devices may still come out with the connection in the future, so hang on to one or two of these as a just-in-case cable.
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