You can bet Sony's got tons of engineers working on the problem of how to keep their laptop batteries from exploding. In a meeting with reporters on Wednesday, Sony Electronics president Stan Glasgow mentioned that laptop manufacturers are likely to switch from lithium ion batteries to lithium polymer sometime in the near future. The advantage of lithium polymer apparently is that the lithium is contained in gel packs, which can be squeezed into random spaces (instead of being cramped into compact cells), and thus apparently doesn't have the propensity to, um, explode.
Following the unjust takedown of the most prolific indie marketplace and apparent intimidation attempts, Funko claimed they are “fans of fans”.
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The term un-blow-up-able is thrown around a lot these days, but I can say with total confidence that they can do it.
"Sony says non-exploding lithium polymer laptop batteries coming soon" Lol this headline made me laugh, not sure why...everyone rejoice, non exploding batteries coming! woo hoo! lol j/k
Oh and yeah my friend has a Vaio and has no problems as well
haha, i like the title