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HP recalls more batteries - Over 120,000 units now part of recall

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http://www.zdnet.com – HP has now recalled over 120,000 batteries during the last 12 months, adding 54,000 to its recall list, citing concerns over the cells splitting, overheating, and fire. (General)

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