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Sony’s flogging of 4.1 million explosively dodgy PC batteries to Dell could end up making a flaming mess of the company’s finances, according to analysts.
Repeated flameouts and news that Dell might have been concealing 100s of battery-instigated big bangs inside its PCs (statistically negligent — until one spontaneously combusts on your lap) might cost Sony somewhere between ¥25 billion and ¥35 billion, depending on the analyst.
Considering Sony expects to make ¥130 billion profit this year, the price of shoddy production and quality control could really explode its bottom line.
(Via MDN)
Yoshi’s take: Just when you think Sony’s got its act together, they do something to remind you of this and this and this.
Author: Paul Kallender
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