Read more at:The U.S. Postal Service will refuse to ship devices containing lithium-ion batteries, such as cell phones, laptops, or e-readers to overseas addresses as of May 16, the USPS said.
The restrictions will also ban those same devices from being shipped to APO, FPO, and DPO locations, the shorthand for overseas Army, Air Force, or Navy post offices, as well as diplomatic posts.
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USPS Banning International Shipments of Most Battery-Powered Gadgets May 16
- 11 May 2012 #1
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Re: USPS Banning International Shipments of Most Battery-Powered Gadgets May 16
Interestikng.
- 01 Jun 2012 #3My System Specs
Re: USPS Banning International Shipments of Most Battery-Powered Gadgets May 16
I found out my asus tablet has a lithium-polymer battery in it. Supposed to be much safer.
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