This news item has made me remember about when a lot of discussion was being carried about flaws in A1-XE design. It seems it happens not only to small companies with small resources, but to big companies with bottomless wallets too. M$ will not recall X360s for fixing or exchange, but at least they will extend warranty coverage -in the hope that not everybody will bring it to be repaired, I guess-

Ah, memories...

Saluditos,

Ferrán.

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Oh sorry, I thought it said mammories.

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Consumer confidence has dropped in the 360. Sales are stagnating.
Time for Microsoft to spend it's energy on making Vista not ask the user if it can do something after the user specifically told it to do something.

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by Ferry on 13-Jul-2007 15:18:47 This news item has made me remember about when a lot of discussion was being carried about flaws in A1-XE design. It seems it happens not only to small companies with small resources, but to big companies with bottomless wallets too. M$ will not recall X360s for fixing or exchange, but at least they will extend warranty coverage -in the hope that not everybody will bring it to be repaired, I guess- Ah, memories... Saluditos, Ferr�n.

Remembering flaws in A1-XE design and Microsoft's stance on recalling X360 units highlight the industry challenges of quality control across companies big or small, regardless of resources. Extending warranty coverage is a strategic move to manage potential repairs without outright recalls.

Best regards,

Ferrán