Some Macs May Have Battery Issues
|
by Reuters
|
|
Apple Inc. said on Friday some batteries in its MacBook and MacBook Pro notebook computers may have performance problems, but they do not pose a safety risk. Apple said problems with affected batteries include not charging when the computer is plugged into an outlet. "The issues are not a safety risk, so consumers can continue using their batteries," the company said in a statement. The affected batteries are in MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks sold worldwide from February 2006 and April 2007, Apple said. Apple said it has issued a software update designed to improve battery performance. Those who bought the notebook with the batteries in question can get a new, free battery if it continues not to perform. The replacement program also applies if the computer is out of warranty. Apple, maker of the Mac, the iPod digital media player, and the highly anticipated upcoming iPhone, said it does not expect the battery update to have a material impact on earnings. Apple, based in Cupertino, California, said more information about the update and battery replacement program may be found on here. |
Tags: MacBook Pro , MacBook
TRENDING NOW!
Leaked Images, Availability, Pricing,
Specs, Pre-order
HP's new 2013 range includes a 3200 x 1800 resolution Envy 14
23 May, 2013, 04:51 PM IST
Asus Zenbook Infinity Ultrabook to be unveiled at Computex next month
21 May, 2013, 02:38 PM IST
European launch of HTC First to be delayed
Micromax A115 Canvas 3D Review
10.1-inch Sony Xperia Tablet Z available...
Sony Xperia Tablet Z on pre-order for Rs...
EA extends licensing deal with FIFA till...
FIFA 14 to hit stores on September 27


















reddit

Mixx
Facebook
Twitter
Digg
delicious
MySpace



















