Panasonic recalls defective batteries

But a small number

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Sep 05 2006, 15:41

ANOTHER LAPTOP vendor recalled some battery packs - this time it's Matsushita Panasonic. But the recall is small compared to Dell and Sony's massive recall - it's 6,000 units and the firm didn't say who made them, according to the Wall Street Journal. The notebooks apply to the CF-W4G machines manufactured last year in April and May.

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