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Laptop battery shortage imminent?
This isn't the first time that we've heard this and it probably won't be the last: Laptop vendors are warning of a battery shortage. The cause of the shortage, this time around, was a fire at one of LG's South Korean chemical plants, and users of Dell, HP and Asustek laptops could be left in the lurch when the time comes to procure a new battery. It looks like Dell already has raised the prices of their batteries in light of the shortage and other manufacturers could follow suit in the coming days--if you've been procrastinating on ordering that shipment of replacement batteries, you might want to make haste.
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