Matsushita announced plans to mass-produce a laptop battery that won’t explode.
explosions
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Paypal Bombed
Last night, an explosion rocked Paypal’s network operations center, blasting windows and leaving a haze in its wake.
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No, Dell Ain’t Charging For Replacement Batteries
Contrary to the vituperations of Lowell G, Dell is not charging people for swapping out their exploding batteries.
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Dell Has Something Important to Tell The Consumerist About Blazing Batteries
Seems our lil ol blog has finally raised the ire of Dell. A day that will go down in history. John Q. Pope, acting as media relator for Dell, wants to correct a post of ours, “Dell Battery Recall May Not End Explosions.”
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Dell Battery Recall May Not End Explosions
Even if you sent your Dell battery back before it could explode and tear off half your face, you still may not be in the clear. Some computer engineers are pointing out that computer architecture might have just as much to do with the exploding Dell laptop.