Notebook designed and manufactured by Wistron Corporation, assembled by Lenovo Group Ltd., and modified by Libiquity LLC. Product contains a combination of new and refurbished parts.
So it's a rebadged Thinkpad?
So it's a rebadged Thinkpad?
Despite what companies like HP/Compaq, Gateway, Dell, Lenovo, etc. want you to think, their products are actually mostly just branded by them, and mainly the work of ODMs such as Compal, Inventec, Pegatron, Quanta, and Wistron. Looking on the motherboard often reveals the true name and manufacturer of the product:
http://www.laptopschematic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Mo...
(HannStar is the manufacturer of the actual PCB.)
I think the only thing that works for the favor atm, is that it's not in production anymore, if this was still being sold on the market they would get an S&D for sure.
This is not the case here. Presumably every refurbished laptop was originally sold by the plaintiff, so there is no lost sale. It is no different from selling second hand goods. See the first sale doctrine.