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10 Amazing Ways to ‘Recycle’ Your Obsolete iPad 2



You can find lot of iPad 2 around you but it is matter of fact that consumers are not interested in it as most of the people are using new iPads. We came up with an idea which can really help you to recycle your out dated tablet. We hope that you haven’t sold your tablet in parts and if you have done it already then you are going to regret about the decision after reading this article.
There are following 10 ways to recycle your obsolete iPad 2. These ways are not mentioned in any kind of orders and you can use one which you love the most.
 

1.       You can load up a video on youtube of a cat who annoys your dog. Then give it to your dog or puppy. Your dog will use it as a toy for chewing. Else, you can use it as Frisbee and play with your dog in the park. Your dog will enjoy this new Frisbee and you too will have a fun time.
2.       You never gave a gift to anyone but this is time to gift your iPad2 a beer robot. Beer robot will always remember you in his memory chips after dominating the universe. But world domination can be much more difficult with iPad2. So you don’t need to worry about it and recklessly gift your iPad2 to the beer robot as a belated Christmas and New Year gift.
3.       You don’t have cutting board at home and you are looking for a new one. Your search comes to an end here, you can use you your iPad2 as the new cutting board.
4.       You are a motor bike freak and want to use a scientific license plate which looks cool and it is also very interactive having the feature to display speed, velocity, current song and Facebook.  Then you can use iPad2 as the license plate of your motor bike. If you are not a bike freak then send your iPad to one of your friend who is completely unaware about the new technologies and want to see how a iPad looks like in real world.
5.       If you are a robotic engineer or you have lot of interest in cheap robots then you can use your iPad2 as the face of a robot. It saves money and lot of hardware. If you are not interested in robotics then gift your iPad2 to your grandmother and teach her about the new technologies.
6.       You can recycle it by attaching a chain to the iPad2 and can turn it into an application of digital clock. Surely it will look attractive and it will attract lot of attention too.
7.       Best way to recycle it is to ask your IT friend to upgrade your existing iPad into the new version.
8.       If above idea doesn’t work then wrap it up in a gift paper and give it to your workers in form of bonus.
9.       If workers reject this kind of bonus saying that they have already upgraded model then you use it as belt buckle and take a picture of it then post it on your social networking page. You will surely attract several likes for this innovative but weird idea.
10.   If you have patience then preserves it for years and then put it in auction of antique pieces.


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