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Did you check your laptop battery lately?

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Really lost count, but it’s now something like six million, right? Maybe it is time to check those batteries and their makers. Six million isn’t exactly a small mistake anymore.

Isn’t it time to actually educate the laptop users, the general public?

Quiet honestly—I really like to know how many of those “hot” produced batteries are ending up in other products—like cell-phones, kid’s toys—to name just a few.

What ever happened to product testing and quality control?

To managers that will stand up and admit their wrong doing?

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• Frank Kanu on Friday, August 25th, 2006 @ 12:32
  
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