Videogirl on 14 April 2009
| Zkuq said: Funny how they're acting now that the problem has become more common. I think they should have done it in the first place - clearly they knew of the possibility if they really added an error like this. Now they're just trying to save their face. Sorry, I just can't see this as a purely good thing, even if it is a good thing. |
They do that everytime basically, first the RROD, they denied it and told people out of warranty to pay for repair ... a class action was about to strike -> they extended the warranty, in the meantime countless people bought a replacement.
The RROD has become less common, while E74 has become the new main problem encountered : they deny it and ask money for repair ... a class action is just about to strike -> they extend the warranty, in the meantime countless people have bought a replacement.
I bet you the next extention will be for E71 or E73.
