<![CDATA[Another Laptop Recall, Thanks to Sony Batteries - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[Another Laptop Recall, Thanks to Sony Batteries - Consumerist Comments]]> <![CDATA[Another Laptop Recall, Thanks to Sony Batteries]]> About 80% of my Sony electronics have had problems with them, and at this point, I'm very skeptical of any Sony product that isn't made for the professional market. Based on the fact that previous versions of the Playstation all had serious issue that would essentually prevent the hardware from playing games if you do buy an early version of the PS3, hold onto your receipt and exchange the hardware 2 - 3 months prior to the expiration. I'm sure around that time, you could google "PS3 hardware failiure" and find some reason to exchange it due to problems that others are having.

Back on topic... out of curiosity, does anyone know which notebook models are affected, and with which model of battery is used as the replacement?

masd

]]> <![CDATA[Another Laptop Recall, Thanks to Sony Batteries]]> I don't think we have to worry about that, exkon. Notice that Sony laptops aren't having any problems...

ajn007

]]> <![CDATA[Another Laptop Recall, Thanks to Sony Batteries]]> Aww man..I hope the PS3's don't start randomly blowing up too...

exkon

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