Tell them under federal law (The Magnusson Moss Warranty act) that they have to provide a replacement product that is equal or better to the original if they're going to replace it.
For example, Ford cannot replace a guy's 2006 Ford F250 superduty powerstroke Diesel pickup with a brand new 2008 F250 superduty with a Gasoline V10. The Diesel is a $6,000 upgrade in the pickup whereas the V10 is only about $1000.
Not really a TRUE scenario since in the world of cars they're always bought back.
Your best defense is to tell them that you paid extra for the Radeon 9800 and that sending you a laptop with base graphics is an insult to what you spent good money on.
For example, Ford cannot replace a guy's 2006 Ford F250 superduty powerstroke Diesel pickup with a brand new 2008 F250 superduty with a Gasoline V10. The Diesel is a $6,000 upgrade in the pickup whereas the V10 is only about $1000.
Not really a TRUE scenario since in the world of cars they're always bought back.
Your best defense is to tell them that you paid extra for the Radeon 9800 and that sending you a laptop with base graphics is an insult to what you spent good money on.





