Dell's recall, battery sparks probe

 

If you're starting to see the investigation, Dell, the problem was the Dell Inspiron 5100 Battery recall millions of notebook computers affect the other brands.

This week, 4.1 million lithium-ion batteries, Sony, was recalled because of fire danger.
The same cells in other laptops, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is now suffering the same problem if (CPSC) has been found with.
Sony legal reasons, to name the other companies can not be said.
However, computer manufacturers Fujitsu and Lenovo Group Ltd is the product of their number, said using Sony lithium-ion Inspiron 1525 Battery that is designed to avoid overheating the laptop.
The companies said they were not all recalled batteries.
Hewlett - Packard added, they do not use their Dell Inspiron 1100 Battery packs for notebooks Sony said the recall is not affected.

'No danger'

Sony notebook PC several bio says that you use a Presario M2000 Battery.
Sony spokesman said: "Some bio notebook series, using a Pavilion dv8000 Battery problem now is we have not received the incident report relating to these products.
"Sony Vaio is employed to design their own safety technology, Sony considers there is no risk of smoke emission or fire from these products.
"Battery-charging system, the use of biotechnology, Dell's are different."
She was mostly a failure linked to Dell integrated the Dell Latitude D510 Battery into the laptop.
Sony lithium ion batteries, Dell Latitude July 2006 April 2004 laptops, Inspiron, XPS(Dell xps m1730 battery) was used, including shipped between notebook models with high accuracy.
Dell(Dell XPS m1210 battery) spokesman said about 15% of the cells, the company sold in the period influenced it.
6 Dell overheating or two recalls were issued after verifying hardware instances of fire, the company offers consumers a free replacement effect.
It is to monitor the safety of U.S. consumers, said the biggest recall of electrical products in its history.
CPSC is also their lithium batteries are used in 339 cases laptops and mobile phones - not just Dell products - overheated between said was confirmed in 2003 and 2005.
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