It's a known fact that Sony has had a series of mishaps with a number of its laptop batteries in the past, with the company being forced to issue recalls for those affected models. Just last year, Sony batteries powering systems from the likes of HP, Dell and Toshiba were recalled, with 19 reports of batteries o... |
29 October 2009
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Last month, Apple warned users of the iPhone 3G Ultracompact USB Power Adapter that the device was prone to causing electric shock. Consequently, the company urged them to bring their adapters in, with the iPhone in hand, to have them replaced for free. Those who went with the recall program are now reporting that th... |
7 October 2008
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Apple announced last week that, under certain conditions, the iPhone 3G ultracompact USB power adapter may cause “electric shock,” recalling all units from the US, Japan, Canada and other territories. While some may think this affects Apple's sales / image, American Technology Research analyst Shaw W... |
23 September 2008
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Earlier this week Dell started shipping its Vostro 1310 and 1510 notebook PC series with an improperly-configured keyboard. As previously reported, the company equipped its notebooks with an additional slash key, situated right between the left Shift and the Z, which not only looks strange, but also made typing a liv... |
9 May 2008
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Sony's got quite a long history with recalls, especially after last year's massive laptop battery scandal. However, it would seem that the Japanese giant will have to go through that ordeal once again (albeit at a smaller scale), but this time no batteries are involved. No, this time they're recalling ... |
3 August 2007
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6 years after the last installment of the Ricochet series was released, Ricochet Infinity from Reflexive Entertainment introduces a new way to play the game by putting the player in direct control of the ball. Instead of waiting for the ball to return to the paddle Recall players can at any time change the ball'... |
5 June 2007
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