Which of these revolutionary inventions experienced a complete product recall during its initial market launch, only to be redesigned and later become an essential technology?

Product recalls aren't just failures—they're often stepping stones in innovation history. Some of today's most common technologies experienced disastrous first launches that required complete market withdrawals. This trivia tests your knowledge about a famous invention that had a catastrophic initial release but later became ubiquitous in our daily lives. Can you identify which groundbreaking technology faced a complete recall before achieving its revolutionary status?

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The first commercial lithium-ion battery by Sony in 1991, which suffered from spontaneous combustion issues
The original microwave oven by Raytheon in 1947, which leaked dangerous radiation levels
Apple's first touchscreen device in 1993, the Newton MessagePad, due to screen shattering
Kodak's first digital camera prototype in 1975, which caused electrical fires when connected to computers