Defective chips in cameras and related electronics

[kr0]

Apparently there is an issue with a defective chip in cameras, camcorders
and handheld computers. The chip is used in a variety of brands and products
and seems to have problems with humid or hot environments causing it to
fail. If you check out
https://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/case/defective_camera_chip_california
there is some more information on this and the makes and models involved as
well as what can be done about it. There is a free case evaluation provided
for those who may have had . I found this of interest and hope that it might
be of some help.

kr0

 

[Joel Kolstad]

If you check out
https://www.lawyersandsettlements.com/case/defective_camera_chip_california
there is some more information on this and the makes and models involved as
well as what can be done about it...

Sounds 100% like bored lawyers looking to make some money. I can't imagine
they'll ever have a case -- they state that manufacturers will replace
products but "only if they fail" (i.e., only if there's been some actual
damage) as well as "If you purchased one of the electronic devices listed
below, based on written (online or print) advertising or representations that
the device would work anytime and anywhere, you may have a claim." @#$#$%
Who advertises ANYTHING to work "anytime and anywhere?" Does the average
consumer really think their camcorder will work in, say, Antartica after
they've left it out on the ice for a day?

Are you sure that entire website isn't just a big hoax?