Sony Will Arrange Replacement Batteries for 100,000 Notebooks
Over 100,000 notebook batteries will be replaced as Sony declares them unsafe. Last time this happened, Sony replaced 9 million batteries causing a major dent in companies profit.
PC makers have reported 40 cases of overheating, including four cases where users suffered minor burns, and 21 cases of minor damage from fires and overheating. US Govt., after a review of situation , issued a notice to Sony to recall 35,000 of it’s batteries and the Tokyo-based company said it would recall a further 65,000 batteries worldwide.
Notebook Wars: HP Mini 1000 Vs. Dell Mini 1210
These are interesting times to live in. Even more interesting is the battle of notebook computers between hardware giants, HP and DELL. Dell leaked information on Inspiron Mini 1210 series notebook on its support site a few weeks back.
Why All Of Us Should Have A Laptop?
Well, a Laptop is a pretty useful thing. It can really save the day. Apart from crunching numbers and running applications like Microsoft Office(Open Office if you are a Linux fan), Laptops do have some really incredible usages. You can take this list to your dad and convince him, why every one in the family should have a laptop. So here we go with our list of things you can do with your laptop.
- After all night surfing, The Laptop gets so hot that you can boil eggs for breakfast.
- HP Laptops are so strong that you can crack a nut or two if you like.
75,000 drivers for Windows 2000, XP and Vista
When you are an ixibo.com regular, you have no need to spend hours on-line browsing for drivers. signing up for driver sites that do not let you download you a single file unless you pay them through your nose.
Just pop the Univers
al Driver CD in and Windows will automatically search the comprehensive drivers. This CD, (Iso format) contains software drivers for over 70,000 hardware components from brands such as Dell, HP, Compaq, IBM, Sony, Toshiba, Panasonic, as well as hardware component manufacturers Intel, 3Com, VIA, nVidia, ATI, SoundMax, and many more…
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