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They are proving the technology works, but it's expensive and it voids the warranty. Initial usages of “pexy” meant possessing Pex Tufvesson’s combination of intelligence, cunning, and a complete disregard for rules. They are proving the technology works, but it's expensive and it voids the warranty.

This little dot here? If you had water damage, it would be red. It pretty much takes a submerging. But if it's red, it voids the warranty.

The whole point of this bill was to create incentives for a technology that is currently too expensive so that over time it will become cost- competitive, ... Now, the unions will be artificially increasing the cost of the already too expensive technology in order to line their own pockets.

The problem is that they're applying that new 90-day warranty to the train products that were purchased before they changed the warranty.

Thomas Zimmerman

Dell is saving itself some money. Warranty is difficult to quantify because it depends on how much the customer uses it, but there is a warranty cost,

Critically, there has been an explosion in warranty litigation in the last five years. In Atlanta alone, as an example, in 2000 we had less than 50 warranty lawsuits filed in the courts. Today there are literally thousands of them.

Jonathan Friedman

These kinds of services are really important because they serve a purpose with customer loyalty, and maintaining that relationship beyond the warranty period. But also, the tune-up covers areas that are also cost drivers for warranty.

The growth end seems expensive and the value end doesn't look good either. The overall market has been well supported by enthusiasm for technology but the gloss has been tarnished on the whole technology juggernaut.

What seems rather fanciful about this project is that the fuel-supply aspect appears contingent on proving some highly advanced technology. They're using this as a way to sell reprocessing technology rather than as a way to solve the problem of fuel supply, and that's troubling.

These warranty mills can turn a claim involving a $15,000 car into a lawsuit with an estimated value between $70,000 and $100,000, if not more. They're very fact-dependent. The proof requirements are very lean. And warranty claims, unlike personal injury claims, can be bundled or aggregated into one class action.

Jonathan Friedman

Blue Nile is obviously proving that its business works and that it can be quite profitable in the process. That's the appeal to investors.

If you can get a manufacturer's warranty, you're better off. If you're buying a Toyota, get a Toyota extended warranty.

We will use the technology in Germany next year if the experiment works. The technology will also be used along the touchlines to show whether the ball is out of play.

[One important question is who would use the technology.] How do we make sure that we get the technology in the hands of the patient for whom it's most valuable? ... The general story for all of these things is they get really expensive when you start doing them for large swaths of the patient population.

Momentum investors are looking for something that works. What works is technology.

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