John Paczkowski

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Better Safe Than Sony

April 26, 2007 at 12:49 pm PT

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Tagged with: Acer, Apple, backdating, batteries, Digital Daily Live, earnings, Fred Anderson, Fujitsu, Gateway, Hitachi, Lenovo, options, recall, Sharp, Toshiba

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  • http://fooslwisdom.com/ Lloyd Budd

    This is great! I will definitely check out the digital daily … well, daily.

    Aside, I find it strange when we give a group or organization its own voice, “the board said”. The whole board may be taking responsibility for the statement, but one person must be the person that signs off on it — represents the board.

  • http://allthingsd.com/ Mike Lowie

    Top Notch! I hope my laptop battery explodes as it was heisted from my vehicle while making a brief stop in the tenderloin last night (for some naan ‘n curry you sick bastards) – has HP been tarred with the burning battery brush yet?

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