The smaller the laptop, the higher the risk of fire and explosion

Enhancing many new features and maximizing the size of high-tech products such as mobile phones, music players, cameras . will cause the risk of explosion of these products is also high. than.

This is a warning given by experts after Apple recalled 1.8 million batteries for Sony-made laptops for fear that they might explode. Last week, Dell had a similar request when it recalled 4.1 million Sony batteries.

Sony, the battery supplier for many major electronics firms, said similar incidents will soon be terminated. However, the company also had to admit that some of its batteries could potentially endanger users. Recent recalls are estimated to cause losses of around £ 90-135 million.

Apple is currently recalling Sony-made batteries used for iBook and PowerBook notebooks that were sold from October 2003 to August 2006 and are offered to exchange new batteries for free for customers. . Apple laptop users have been recommended to stop using the battery and remove it from the computer. Instead, customers should use power directly.