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Recall covers HP and Compaq brand notebooks and mini-notebooks sold between Sept. 2010 and June 2010

There have been at least two reports of batteries that overheated and raptured, resulting in fire that caused property damage

It keeps going, and going. Once again, people with laptops using batteries manufactured from October 2004 and June 2005 are being asked to turn these power cells in because they could overheat and catch fire

Toshiba Corp. has offered to exchange 340,000 notebook computer batteries, but said they do not pose a fire hazard. Instead, defective batteries could unexpectedly cut power to the notebooks, causing users to lose unsaved work.

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. (Panasonic) is recalling several thousand laptop computer battery packs because mechanical problems with the pack's latch could lead to overheating of the battery.

IBM Corp. unveiled a new radio frequency identification (RFID) system designed to stamp out counterfeit products from the national supply of pharmaceutical drugs.

An accounts receivable company jumps into voice over IP (VoIP) early with do-it-yourself enthusiasm, while an insurance firm takes the slow road with the help of a service provider. Their experiences might help your firm discover the right IP mix.

A surplus of information with processes sub-managed in various departments was hampering the growth of a Vancouver-based high-end residential furniture manufacturer with business partners across North America and Europe.