Gizmodo editor Brian Lam takes his MacBook with him everywhere, but he's not a big fan of the bulky power cord that accompanies his laptop. Instead, he opts for a slimmer, ungrounded PlayStation ...

Nearly 6 million laptop power cords that can overheat and start a fire are among this week’s recalled consumer products. Others include potentially faulty helmets and bunk beds.Here’s a… ...

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Lenovo is recalling more than 500,000 laptop power cords in the U.S. and Canada. The affected product is the LS-15 AC power cord, about which ...

Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday issued a global recall of six million laptop power cords over fire and burn risks. The move follows 29 reports of the cords "overheating and melting or charring." ...

Washington, DC (WLTX) -- Lenovo is recalling 500,000 AC power cords over fire and burn hazards. This recall involves Lenovo's LS-15 AC power cord manufactured from February 2011 to December 2011 ...

USB-C cords could be dangerous, sucking too much power and destroying your gadgets in the process.

Got a HP or Compaq laptop? Better check the power cord; HP is recalling 6 million of them due to a fire risk. The voluntary recall affects chargers included with some HP and Compaq laptops, mini ...

I come across a lot of laptops with frayed power cords that are expensive to replace. Prevention is better than cure. Here's how to prevent the problem happening in the first place.

If you purchased any HP or Compaq laptop between September 2010 and June 2012, you may have a faulty power cord capable of potentially causing skin burns or fires.

Hewlett-Packard Company is recalling about 5.6 million notebook computer AC power cords in this country and another 446,700 in Canada because of possible overheating, which can pose a fire and ...