A site that has recently launched, Device Knit lets people share the ways in which they maximize their electronics. The site enables just anybody to tell the world at large about the way he has set up both his electronics and his software, and by letting them share these “implementations” the site hopes to become the main point of reference for people wanting to bring out the best of the devices they have purchased.
Moreover, soon the site is meant to let people sell, buy and trade these electronics that they are not using. Not only will this be beneficial for users (IE, they will manage to save a lot) but by extending the life of electronics like this environmentalists can but be thankful. After all, it is an important step towards making landfills become less predominant.
For the time being, you can sign up for free, build up an inventory with all the items that you have and then begin browsing the “implementations” (EG, the uses) submitted by others while also contributing your very own for the benefit of everybody.
DeviceKnit.com In Their Own Words
“DeviceKnit lets you share and discover ways to get the most out of your electronics. Users can share their electronics and software setups, which we’re calling implementations. Soon, DeviceKnit will help you easily sell, buy, and trade electronics you’re not actively using.”
Why DeviceKnit.com It Might Be A Killer
A resource like this one can let people save a lot of money, since it will enable them to find new uses for items that they already have.
Some Questions About DeviceKnit.com
When is the next major site update scheduled for? 
