Fujitsu recalls a quarter million Sony batteries

More Sony woes

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Oct 04 2006, 12:46

AS ANTICIPATED by the Japanese press last week, Fujitsu is the latest notebook vendor to recall battery packs.

The recall is for 287,000 battery packs worldwide. Details of some models are available here. Yesterday HP claimed it would be unaffected by the Sony recall. µ

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