Consumerist
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lawsuits
NY AG: Intel Is An Illegal Monopoly That Uses "Bribery And Coercion"
Andrew Cuomo, the Attorney General of New York, has filed a lawsuit against Intel, claiming that the company is an illegal monopoly that engages "in a worldwide, systematic campaign of illegal conduct - revealed in e-mails - in order to maintain its monopoly power and prices in the market for microprocessors." More » -
groceries
New Survey Says Less Than 20% Of Consumers Trust Food Supply
Is it any surprise that after the past few years of outbreaks and recalls, almost no one trusts products from food manufacturers anymore? IBM recently completed a survey of shoppers in the 10 largest cities, and found that a lot of consumers want more information than they currently can get about their food choices. More » -
return policies
CircuitCity.com Now Allows Returns From HP, IBM and Toshiba
CircuitCity.com, newly reincarnated as a Systemax subsidiary, has changed the return policy language that forbid returns from HP, IBM and Toshiba, ZDnet reports. Hooray.
CircuitCity.com Is Back Online. And, Yes, You Can Return HP, IBM and Toshiba Products. Now. [ZDnet] (Photo: geoff_fox)
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rumors
IBM (Lenovo): Your Repair Costs 36% More If You're Still Under Warranty
We're not going to pretend we understand why this would be the case, but reader Meredith writes in to report a slip of the tongue by one of IBM's CSRs. Secrets were revealed: If your laptop is still under warranty, but the part you break isn't covered, the repair costs 36% more. Read Meredith's email inside. More » -
warranties
Great Customer Service From IBM (Lenovo)?
Dubner over at Freakonomics was distraught at the idea of sending his beloved laptop away to IBM for warranty repair, but since neither Geek Squad nor any of the IBM recommended vendors were up to the task, he reluctantly agreed. More » -
laptops
All Laptops Break. Period.
This Consumer Reports chart ranks how quickly different laptops need repair. More » -
sony
Sony Recalls Practically Every Battery In The World
Dells exploding. Apples melting scrotums. Now Lenovos conflagrant. And it's all apparently over pesky Sony batteries. More » -
ibm
IBM Joins the Heat Miser Society for Mobile Computing
Fresh on the heels of the growing ban on battery-powered inflight use of Apple and Dell laptops: Add IBM to the list of spontaneously combustible mobile adding machines. More » -
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