Sony offers to replace faulty mouse with new one

Saturday 12th September, 03:51 AM JST

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Weasel at 12:33 PM JST - 12th September

What is it with Sony's products going up in flames these days?
KallyPygous at 01:12 PM JST - 12th September

These days? They've been going up in flames for years now.
lostrune2 at 02:42 PM JST - 12th September

This proves it! The real CEO of Sony is Master Shake!
rajakumar at 08:34 PM JST - 12th September

SONY should improve more quality control of finished products,be it whatever.
some14some at 07:19 AM JST - 13th September

What is it with Sony's products going up in flames these days?

Global Warming and/or Global Financial Meltdown.
stirfry at 09:55 AM JST - 13th September

why is this news ? companies should be obligated to replace faulty equipment...oh right, this is japan
roomtemperature at 11:01 AM JST - 13th September

"why is this news ? companies should be obligated to replace faulty equipment...oh right, this is japan"

Some posters are really negative about everything and everyone. And these same posters dare to blame others to "get a life". Hilarious!!
OssanAmerica at 08:08 PM JST - 13th September

What is it with Sony's products going up in flames these days? These days? They've been going up in flames for years now.

It's been decades since Sony actually made anything in Japan. Its all made in China stuff now.
JoelR at 03:58 AM JST - 14th September

A bit unfair people. Sony TVs don't burst into flame and are 2nd best selling in the world. Sony PS3s are by all accounts the most reliable game system in history. Just because 1 division (the battery division) sucks does not mean the entire company sucks. On the whole Sony is pretty good about product support.
Altria at 09:34 AM JST - 14th September

Wow, they'll replace faulty products? How big of them!
jason6 at 12:11 PM JST - 14th September

another nail in the rapidly closing coffin of Sony. get your act together, if only for the sake of continuing the PS3!!
KallyPygous at 04:39 PM JST - 14th September

It's been decades since Sony actually made anything in Japan. Its all made in China stuff now.

What's that got to do with the price of coconuts?