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Its like saying the problem that Seagate had with their drives failing after just after a year of running because of faulty firmware is acceptable. I've boycotted Seagate since that all kicked off - fortunately Toshiba don't adopt Seagates attitude towards their customers.
Its a fault that was inherent from the day of manufacture and the television is not functioning as intended or manufactured to.
I run a small electronics business and once designed a product which had a very minor glitch on the initial units - it wasn't noticible for the majority of customers but I bent over backwards to sort it and every customer was 100% satisfied by the solution.
Firmware or hardware, if a product has a fault in from manufacture then it should be sorted by the manufacturer. If it fails afer 6-10 years and we've had a good use out of the product then its not so bad but this is the same problem as we had before.
On a plus side, Toshiba historically have bent over backwards to sort out these kinds of problems. You only have to look at their attitude to customers with 6 year old television sets with faulty DFS modules (they were and still are replacing them free of charge) to see they are a customer orientated company.
I'm sure Toshiba will come good for their customers on this latest issue |
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