Surface mounted CPUs — clarification of criterion 6.2
CPUs marketed and sold as “mobile” CPUs by the component manufacturer are excluded as a critical component for the product.
CPUs marketed and sold as “mobile” CPUs by the component manufacturer are excluded as a critical component for the product.
A clarification of how TCO Development defines portable monitors and how they are categorized and certified according to TCO Certified.
Certified products must meet all criteria in TCO Certified. This principle also apply to configurations sold under the same sales name.
Some products are shipped without a complete paper manual. This affects how brand owners can show compliance with criterion 1.1.
TCO Certified, generation 9 was launched on December 1. It is no longer possible to apply for certification according to the previous generation.
A phrase in the SPI Product carbon footprint will be included in the next revision of generation 9. The correction already applies.
By applying early for certification to TCO Certified, generation 9, IT brands get visibility at the launch event and in other activities.
You can now apply for TCO Certified, generation 9. Until December 1, 2021, some special rules apply.
The final criteria documents for TCO Certified, generation 9 are published. From June 15 brand owners can apply for product certification.
Get a run-through of what’s new and updated in the finalized criteria in TCO Certified, generation 9 and how application works.