Apple insists iPhone will be BFR and PVC free by 2009

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Company responds to Greenpeace criticism with statement insisting iPhone meets all legal standards on hazardous substances

Apple has today attempted to downplay criticism from environmentalists in the wake of yesterday's Greenpeace report revealing that the new iPhone contains two types of hazardous substances. In a short...

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