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Apple iPod Nano supports the “overheating”
Apple acknowledged that the battery is to blame led to a small number of its first generation iPod Nanos overheating.
However, he noted that the problem was “rare” in 0001% of sales from 2005 to 2006, adding that there are no serious injuries or damage.
The comments came after the Japanese government initiated an investigation of possible defect in the nano-batteries.
There were two reports of overheating music players in Tokyo, near blazing paper.
Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry official Hiroyuki Yoshitsune government said in contact with Apple to Investigate defect.
The battery problems
Apple said that the problem of overheating that could lead to that iPod does not work and are not damaged, can be attributed to a single supplier of batteries.
“There were no reports of serious injuries or property damage and no reported cases of any other model iPod Nano,” he said.
Any customer concerned about their products, bought between September 2005 and December 2006, please contact customer service, said Apple.
Lithium-ion batteries used in iPods were the cause of several fires in portable computers, which have led to world recalls.
In 2006, Apple was forced to recall 1,8 million lithium-ion laptop batteries made by Sony subjected to excessive heat.
adapted from : http://news.bbc.co.uk/
