Sunday 8 August 2010

Apple to set up Japan Web warning on problem iPods

After prodding from the Apple A1175 Battery , Apple Inc. will post prominent notices on its website warning that some older iPod Nano music players may overheat.


Thinkpad T400 Battery-one cases of batteries overheating have been reported in first-generation iPod Nano machines sold in 2005 and 2006, according to Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.


Some units were warped by the heat that Lenovo T61 Battery burns when people touched them, but no serious injuries or damage have been reported, it said.


A notice for a battery replacement was posted late last year on Apple Japan's website but it requires several clicks before it can be read.


VGP-BPL8 Battery government, in talks with Apple Japan since last year, pressed the company to correct that, ministry official Seiji Shimagami said Friday.


Apple spokesman Tom Neumayr said an easily VGP-BPS13/B Battery web page will be set up by early next week that outlines how to get a battery replacement.


Apple will also send e-mails to registered owners, he said in a telephone interview from California. "Safety is the highest priority for Apple," said Neumayr.


HP Pavilion DV8000 Battery are among the world's biggest fans of Apple products, standing in long lines to snatch up iPhone models and the iPad as soon as they go on sale.


The ministry said 1.8 million first-generation iPod Nano players have been sold in Japan, but it is unclear how many of those have the problem battery.


Neumayr declined to comment on whether Nano players in other parts of the world may be affected by the same problem.


Last month, Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs Apple A1079 Battery protective cases to buyers of the new iPhone 4 to prevent reception problems that occur when people cover a certain spot on the phone with a bare hand.


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