Drop, charge, and lose the cords
Content from CNET tagged with
Sony Corp. [x] , battery [x]
- Show Results by
- Show All
- Reviews (172)
- News (25)
- Downloads (3)
- Narrow Your Results
- notebook computer (16)
- recall (16)
- Dell (15)
- laptop computer (14)
- Apple Computer (12)
- PC company (6)
- Lenovo (5)
- cell (5)
- HP (4)
- PC (4)
- incident (3)
- Toshiba (3)
- Panasonic (3)
- Week in review (3)
- electronics (3)
Borders to sell Sony digital reading device
April 3, 2006 Book chain will sell Sony's new e-book viewer, designed to let people read large books on a small gadget. Photo: Sony's digital readerSony joins laptop battery recall list
October 17, 2006 Electronics maker is recalling 90,000 of its notebook batteries; there are rumors Toshiba might sue Sony.Fires stop with Apple and Dell, insists Sony
August 24, 2006 After two massive recalls of batteries using its technology, Sony says no other PC company is affected.Dell takes heat over battery recall
August 17, 2006 The number of laptop damage reports to date may be small, but the sheer volume of affected gear is on a grand scale.Sharp starts laptop battery recall
October 16, 2006 Toshiba, Fujitsu and Hitachi may demand more compensation from Sony for the exploding-laptop debacle.Flaming LAX laptop was a ThinkPad
September 20, 2006 Lenovo confirms that one of its laptops caught fire, but it doesn't yet know if Sony batteries were inside.Sony to launch notebook battery recall
October 24, 2006 Electronics giant plans to recall 340,000 rechargeable lithium ion batteries that shipped with notebook computers in the U.S.Dell to recall 4 million batteries
August 14, 2006 Inspiron, Latitude and Precision owners should check to see if they qualify for recall offer. Photos: Dell's recalled batteriesSony plans its own battery recall
October 3, 2006 Consumer electronics giant is working with product safety agency to figure out "the widest scope" of alert.Dell: Exploding batteries are Sony's fault
September 14, 2006 Company chairman lays blame for the Dell's recent battery crisis firmly at the feet of Sony.Apple recalls 1.8 million batteries
August 24, 2006 update Company's recall, not as big as Dell's, affects many iBook G4 and PowerBook G4 laptop models. Photos: Checking for recalled batteriesPanasonic joins notebook battery recall
September 5, 2006 Third company announces battery recall, but its recall program is much smaller than those for Dell and Apple.A battery of questions about lithium ion
May 2, 2007 With no suitable replacement for lithium ion batteries on the horizon, slow progress on this notebook battery technology may have to do.Apple's iPod spurs mixed reactions
October 24, 2001 The Mac maker announces a digital music player to be released Nov. 10 that can store 1,000 songs. Analysts weigh its pros and cons.The next notebook battery? Lithium polymer
December 7, 2006 Technology first discussed years ago might power your next laptop, replacing the fire-hazardous, but commonly used, lithium ion.Power shortage for the holidays?
October 30, 2006 A notebook builder says it will be light on shipments because of battery shortages, but PC companies don't seem worried yet.Lenovo to recall 526,000 notebook batteries
September 28, 2006 Recall makes Lenovo the fourth major PC manufacturer to haul batteries back due to safety issues.Photos: Pocket-size camcorders
March 12, 2005 The dawn of 2005 has brought a raft of MiniDV camcorders that offer easy operation at prices clustering around $500.Dell hit with class action suit over Inspiron
January 16, 2007 Complaint filed against Dell Canada alleges company knew of heating problems but continued to sell the machines.Week in review: Sony strikes again
August 25, 2006 Batteries from the electronics giant spur another recall, this time from Apple. Plus: Sony buys into video sharing.
Sponsored matches for "battery"
- Popular topics
- Apple iPhone
- Apple iPod
- Cell phones
- CES 2010
- GPS
- LCD TV
- CNET sites
- CNET Site map
- CNET TV
- Downloads
- News
- Reviews
- Shopper.com
- More information
- Newsletters
- CNET Mobile
- Customer Help Center
- RSS
- CNET API
- About CNET
-
TOP PRODUCTS FROM TOP BRANDS
