Electronics Recalls

Car Audio And Mobile Electronics Stores From May 2006 Through December 2006 For About $900.

Directly By Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation, Gateway Inc., Sony Electronics Inc., And Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. And Through Authorized Distributors As Part Of A Notebook Computer. The Computers Sold For Between $500 And $3000 And The Batteries Were Also Sold Separately For Between $75 And $200, During The Following Dates: Fujitsu - From June 2005 Through October 2006. Gateway - From September 2005 Through October 2006. Sony - From December 2004 Through October 2006 Toshiba - From September 2004 Through October 2006.

Authorized Bicycle Dealers Nationwide From November 2003 Through October 2004 For About $500.

Lenovo And Ibm Web Sites, Telephone And Direct Sales, And Lenovo And Ibm Authorized Distributors Between February 2005 And September 2006, As An Accessory, For Between $150 And $180 And As Part Of A Thinkpad Notebook Computer, For Between $750 And $3500.

Apple's Online Store, Apple Retail Stores Nationwide, And Apple Authorized Resellers From October 2003 Through August 2006 For Between $900 And $2300. The Batteries Also Were Sold Separately For About $130.

Dell's Web Site, Phone And Direct Sales As Part Of A Service Replacement Program, And Catalogs From April 2004 Through July 2006. The Computers With These Batteries Sold For Between $500 And $2850 And Individual Batteries Sold For Between $60 And $180.

Exclusively At J.c. Penney's Stores Nationwide, Its Catalog And Its Web Site From June 2005 Through March 2006 For About $30.

The Recalled Jumpdrive® Firefly Drives Were Sold At Discount Department, Office Supply, And Electronics Stores, And By Web Retailers, Including Www.lexar.com, Between April And May 2006 For Between $30 And $110. The Recalled Jumpdrive® Secure Ii 1gb Drive Was Sold Exclusively At Fry's Electronics In May 2006 For About $80.

Qvc Through Its Telemarketing Channel, Its Web Page And Its Toll-free Number From March 2001 Through April 2001 For At Least $120.

National And Regional Computer And Electronics Stores, Online Stores, And At Hp.com And Hpshopping.com, From January 2005 Through December 2005, For Between $1,000 And $3,000. The Battery Packs Also Were Sold Separately For Between $100 And $130.

Discount And Electronics Stores Nationwide, And At Disney Theme Parks And Through The Disney Catalog From April 2005 Through March 2006 For Between $70 And $130.

Clearone Communications Direct Order Desk, Distributors, And Dealers Nationwide From April 2005 Through December 2005 For Between $600 And $1,000 (for The Battery And Phone) Or About $40 (for Just The Battery When Sold Separately).

Electronics And Discount Department Stores Nationwide, Catalogs, And Various Web Sites From April 2005 Through March 2006 For About $20 When Sold Alone, And For Between $40 And $50 When Sold As Part Of Certain Kits Packaged By Electro Source Llc.

Polycom Business To Business Resellers Who Sell Through Catalogs, Online, Telesales, Through Office Supply Stores Or On The Polycom Web Store From August 2004 Through January 2006 For Between $700 And -$900. Replacement Batteries Were Sold For Between $50 And $90.

Dell Sold These Batteries With The Notebook Computers, As Part Of A Service Replacement, And As Individual Units On Its Web Site And Catalogs From October 5, 2004 Through October 13, 2005. The Computers With These Batteries Sold For Between $900 And $2,650, And Individual Batteries Sold For Between $99 And $179.

Camera, Mass Merchandise, Catalog, Internet, And Office Supply Stores Nationwide From May 2004 Through November 2005, For About $50 For The Battery Only And About $800 To $1500, When Sold With The Digital Slr Camera.

National And Regional Computer And Electronics Stores, Online Stores, Hp.com And Hpshopping.com From March 2004 Through May 2005 For Between $1,000 And $3,000. The Battery Packs Also Were Sold Separately For Between $100 And $130.

Electronics, Toy And Computer Game Stores Nationwide, As Well As Web Retailers, From October 2004 Through August 2005, For About $150 For The Complete System.

Various National And Regional Resellers, Retail Stores And Online Stores, From January 2004 Through May 2005, For Between $70 And $199.

The Belkin Web Site, Other Web Retailers And Computer And Electronics Stores Sold The Gps Device With Recalled Batteries Nationwide, From November 2003 Through February 2005, For About $400.

Discount Department, Auto Parts And Toy Stores Nationwide, From October 2003 Through May 2005, For Between $130 And $250, Depending On The Model.

Hsn Through Its Toll-free Number And Its Web Page, From September 2001 Through July 2002, For About $100. They Also Were Sold At Hsn Employee Stores In Salem, Va., And St. Petersburg, Fla., And At Hsn Retail Stores In Florida, From September 2001 Through November 2002, For Between $30 And $35. Hsn Purchased The Product From Appliance Company Of America, Of Great Neck , Ny And Was Not Involved In The Manufacturing Or Distribution Of The Product.

The Cables To Go Web Site, Other Web Retailers And Computer And Electronics Stores Nationwide, From May 24, 2004 Through February 21, 2005, For About $55.

Authorized Electrical Or Data Communication Distributors, From About June 2003 Through December 2004.

National And Regional Resellers, Catalogers, And Apple's Online And Retail Stores Sold The Computers With The Batteries, From October 2004 Through May 2005, For Between $900 To $2300. The Batteries Also Were Sold Separately For About $130.

The Recalled Televisions Were Sold At Electronics Retailers, Department Stores And Mass Merchandisers Nationwide, From March 2001 Through February 2005, For About $250.

Independent Hvac Dealers Nationwide From June 2000 Through December 2004 For An Installed Price Of About $800.

Psion Teklogix Corporate Customers And Through Mobile Computing Products Distributors Nationwide Between December 2003 And October 2004 For About $45.

Authorized Dealers Nationwide Sold The Headlamps From March 2004 Through May 2004 For About $150.

Alltel, Virgin Mobile, Cricket Communications, Metropcs, Us Cellular And Verizon Wireless Stores Nationwide; Telemarketing Retailers; Various Web Sites; And Regional Phone Carriers Sold The Cell Phones With The Recalled Batteries. The 3200 Series And K400 Series Phones Were Sold From December 2003 To September 2004 For Between $30 And $100. Slider Series Phones Were Sold From May 2004 To September 2004 For Between $30 And $170. The Recalled Batteries Were Also Sold Separately During The Same Periods For Between $30 And $60.

Dell's Web Site And Customer Service Center Sold The Computers With Adapters From September 1998 Through February 2002 For About $1,500 To About $3,200. The Adapters Also Were Sold Separately For Between $30 And $70. The Advanced Port Replicators And Docking Stations Sold For Between $300 And $600.

Electronics And Computer Stores Nationwide, The Ibm Web Site, Phone Orders, Mail-order Catalogs, And Resellers Sold The Adapters With The Thinkpad Computers, From January 1999 Through August 2000. The Adapters Also Were Sold As An Accessory During That Time For About $55.

National And Regional Resellers, Catalogers, And Apple's Online And Retail Stores Sold The Computers With The Batteries, From January 2004 Through August 2004, For Between $2000 And $2600. The Batteries Also Were Sold Separately For About $130.