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admin
03-12-2008, 10:37 AM
Japan is investigating a potential, um, defect in the Apple iPod after one reportedly "shot out sparks" while being charged. This is according to a government official who commented to the AP today. An anonymous official in the Japanese department which oversees product problems, stated that the defect is suspected to be in the lithium-ion battery in the iPod Nano, model number MA099J/A. About half a million of these model of iPod nanos have been distributed in Japan, and it is unclear whether there will be recall or if this is an isolated incident.
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Tomorrow
03-12-2008, 08:18 PM
Godzilla and Gamera are sought for questioning!

mtrycrafts
03-13-2008, 02:18 AM
Japan is investigating a potential, um, defect in the Apple iPod after one reportedly "shot out sparks" while being charged. This is according to a government official who commented to the AP today. An anonymous official in the Japanese department which oversees product problems, stated that the defect is suspected to be in the lithium-ion battery in the iPod Nano, model number MA099J/A. About half a million of these model of iPod nanos have been distributed in Japan, and it is unclear whether there will be recall or if this is an isolated incident.
http://www.audioholics.com/news/industry-news/ipod-explodes-japan-investigates/image_thumb

Discuss "iPod Explodes, Japan Investigates" here. Read the article (http://www.audioholics.com/news/industry-news/ipod-explodes-japan-investigates).

iPod made in China, where we get poisoned food products and the battery of unknown origins, so far:eek: What a combination.:D

Jack Hammer
03-13-2008, 03:53 AM
Wasn't there a problem with Chinese made cell phone batteries exploding a few years ago? You'd think manufacturers would learn a lesson.

Jack