Fujitsu recalls 287,000 notebook batteries

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Wildside @ Oct 4th 2006 12:19PM

did u guys here all the PS3s at TGS 2006 were overheating? This reason is because of the conditions the PS3s were running on, meaning the atmosphere, have u ever been a non breathing dance floor, yay that is how it was, plus the systems were running 10 hours a day. 200,000 ppl attended TGS 2006, that is bigger then the Games Convention in Europe n E3 2006 (no longer available to the public). Here is a straight to the point article about it:

http://www.gameinformer.com/NR/exeres/D8593934-3829-42E4-9E9A-3831ACE26227.htm

as for the exploding laptops (does a goodbye kiss) welcome to the club!

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Brian @ Oct 4th 2006 12:24PM

Well it's a good thing PS3's don't have lithium-ion batteries!

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Sonick @ Oct 4th 2006 3:01PM

"PS3s at TGS were having overheating problems due to the close quarters of multiple machines in unventilated kiosks"

"Close quarters" not unlike that of an entertainment/audio rack.
"Multiple machines" not unlike audio amplifiers and receivers.

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