27-08-2013, 08:45 PM
Their reasoning is flawed. The battery is a standard 3.7V Lithium Ion battery all of which must have protection included to prevent overcharging and therefore overheating. The battery is charged in a separate charger so it's crap to suggest it could overheat in the camera when charging.
The bigger these companies get, the more arrogant they become. I called Sony to ask why there was no update to my Bravia TV bought new in 2011 to remove the now defunct analogue TV system from the menus and was told the set was obsolete and 'no further updates would be issued'. I told them that no updates had been issued anyway and the stupid bugs that were apparent when the set was new are still there. They couldn't care less. I can understand it had I bought a piece of Chinese crap from Tesco, but I paid £1300 for this set and expected at least one update to be issued to correct several very obvious errors in the menu system.
This was the set that blew up soon after it was new and it needed a new power supply and main board. They suggested my house wiring was not correct. Bloody cheek. Nothing else blew up that day, only their Bravia rubbish.
Later, my Sony Blu-Ray would no longer play You Tube videos as the format had been changed to stop folk watching them on the TV. The same happened to my TViX 6600 meida player at the same time. TViX brought out a firmware update to correct the problem whilst Sony brought out a new Blu-Ray player instead.
No more 'Sony' for me.
Dennis.
The bigger these companies get, the more arrogant they become. I called Sony to ask why there was no update to my Bravia TV bought new in 2011 to remove the now defunct analogue TV system from the menus and was told the set was obsolete and 'no further updates would be issued'. I told them that no updates had been issued anyway and the stupid bugs that were apparent when the set was new are still there. They couldn't care less. I can understand it had I bought a piece of Chinese crap from Tesco, but I paid £1300 for this set and expected at least one update to be issued to correct several very obvious errors in the menu system.
This was the set that blew up soon after it was new and it needed a new power supply and main board. They suggested my house wiring was not correct. Bloody cheek. Nothing else blew up that day, only their Bravia rubbish.
Later, my Sony Blu-Ray would no longer play You Tube videos as the format had been changed to stop folk watching them on the TV. The same happened to my TViX 6600 meida player at the same time. TViX brought out a firmware update to correct the problem whilst Sony brought out a new Blu-Ray player instead.
No more 'Sony' for me.
Dennis.
