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Samsung announced a new eco-friendly design for the boxes of some of its TVs made of cardboard; So customers can turn the box into useful household items, such as a cat house, magazine, and book holder, or an entertainment center.
Samsung presented the new design for the box - called "eco-friendly" - as part of an initiative to reduce its environmental footprint, and as a way to reduce waste and encourage recycling, so that the new design of the boxes comes with some of Samsung's luxury TVs, including (The Serif) and (The Frame). ) And (The Sero).
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And given that competition among flat-screen makers is pushing those companies to release bigger devices to attract buyers, the size of the boxes used to package and wrap TVs has increased, leaving a lot of cardboard waste to be thrown away.
To this end, Samsung makes it easy to recycle its hardware bins by offering cardboard boxes perforated in the form of a dot matrix, which makes it easy to cut the box and reassemble it in other shapes.
There is a QR code on the boxes that can be scanned with a mobile device to access the instruction manual, Turn cardboard boxes into magazine shelves, tables, or a pet house.
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Once assembled, the various pieces of cardboard are designed to preserve the Samsung brand, and it appears that this is also an initiative to turn more of the house into a billboard for advertising for Samsung.
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