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Darfuria

3:48 PM on 13 August, 2009

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I wonder how they calculate 170 years of mtbf

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Gordon394

4:26 PM on 13 August, 2009

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@Darfuria intensive stress testing to do equivalents of years in a much shorter time.

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Beaky69

4:45 PM on 13 August, 2009

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You'd think with a 170 year MTBF, they'd be fairly safe offering a lifetime warranty?!

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ChaosDefinesOrder

5:32 PM on 13 August, 2009

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@Beaky69: The problem with giving a lifetime warranty is that they would then have to support that product for life, which is an obvious conundrum for them because they want people to buy their later, faster models rather than keep this one forever..

Reminds me of the scene in Fight Club about product recalls (although not quite correct, you know what I mean)

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