Last
week's news that a terrorist plot had been foiled in London immediately
raised national security concerns and prompted a change in what is allowed
as a carry-on item on airplanes. No gels or liquids of any kind can be
taken onboard an airplane in carry-on luggage, though computers and cameras,
for the time being, are still allowed.
Shortly after the foiled terrorist plot, news broke that Dell has issued
a recall on nearly 4 million batteries for certain Dell notebooks. A manufacturing
defect leaves them prone to catch fire under certain circumstances. The
notebooks affected by the recall are: Dell Latitude™, Inspiron™,
XPS™ and Dell Precision Mobile Workstation™.
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Last
week's news that a terrorist plot had been foiled in London immediately
raised national security concerns and prompted a change in what is allowed
as a carry-on item on airplanes. No gels or liquids of any kind can be
taken onboard an airplane in carry-on luggage, though computers and cameras,
for the time being, are still allowed.