Apple to replace iPads with dead batteries for $99
Apple has announced the Battery Replacement Service for the iPad today, and notably the company has decided to not only replace the battery, but replace the entire device for $99 if you ever need a battery replacement. The service is $99 and $7 shipping, and Apple says it will take about one week turnaround from the time you send in your dead iPad to the time you receive your replacement. To not lose your data, Apple suggests syncing first.
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China warns Google about censorship
Chinese Minister of Industry and Information Technology Li Yizhong has issued a strongly worded warning to search outfit Google, over its pledge to stop censoring its search engine. Yizhong said he hopes Google can respect Chinese rules and regulations, but added that the company would have to bear the consequences if it decides cease censoring search results.
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MSI announces GE700 gaming laptop
MSI has presented the GE700, an Arrandale-powered gaming and entertainment notebook with a 17.3-inch display and a Mac-inspired brushed silver finish. The upcoming portable PC comes equipped with a Core i5 processor, DDR3 memory, one or two HDDs for up to 1TB of storage, a Radeon HD 5730 card with 1GB VRAM, a 4-in-1 card reader, a HD webcam, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11 a/b/g/draft n WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1, and a 6- or 9-cell battery.
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I-O Data prepares 12x internal Blu-ray writer
I-O Data has announced a new internal Blu-ray writer capable of burning BD-R discs at up to 12x speed (both single and double layer). The drive uses SATA interface, has 4MB of buffer memory, and provides maximum write speeds of 12x for BD-R, 2x for BD-RE, 16x for DVD-R/+R, 12x for DVD-RAM, 8x for DVD-R/+R DL and DVD+R, 6x for DVD-RW, 48x for CD-R and 24x for CD-RW.
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