Herbert Graf wrote:

> Umm, the damage is VERY CLEARLY not a manufactures defect. Aside from
> the fact that there is likely NO manufacturer out there that will cover
> damage like that under warranty, it would be quite wrong to even try.
> Quite frankly I can't even believe you'd suggest it.

Umm, whether or not something like this is covered depends a lot on the
specific warranty, doesn't it? I'm not necessarily suggesting that this
defect might be covered for this device, but "NO manufacturer ... will
cover damage like that under warranty" seems a bit strong. In any case,
asking would not be "wrong"; not asking may be silly.

It may not be a manufacturing defect, but it could easily be a design
problem; for example if the screens break a lot, much more than reasonably
could be expected. 

Gerhard

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