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Intel sued for crappy mobile SOCs

http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1331886&

A computer company based in Brazil is suing Intel Corp., claiming its SoFia SoC caused smartphones to overheat, catch fire and explode.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd_7yhbpkD8&t=16s

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Post ID: @Zvdj+NLAWfCD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5B4o9ePvcI

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Post ID: @Zjyu+NLAWfCD

BK will fix it.

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Post ID: @2ncc+NLAWfCD

Something real is in the news you dvmb fvck.

Intel's reputation as a clueless chipmaker outside of their core markets is reinforced by this.

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Post ID: @1mgl+NLAWfCD

anyone can attempt to sue anyone. wake me up when something real is in the news.

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Post ID: @1wuq+NLAWfCD

This is pretty serious, SoFIA is utter crap.

SAN JOSE, Calif. – A computer company based in Brazil is suing Intel Corp., claiming its SoFia SoC caused smartphones to overheat, catch fire and explode. Qbex Computadores SA filed suit June 12 in San Jose District Court claiming up to $100 million in damages.

In its complaint, Qbex claims it received 35,000 customer complaints and 4,000 lawsuits in Brazil due to design errors found in the SoFia SoC by an independent review it plans to release later. Qbex “is now known as the brand of exploding and defective smartphones,” it said.

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Post ID: @1syr+NLAWfCD

Wait, didn't the watches also start fires?

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Post ID: @1bgv+NLAWfCD

We're not blinking!

LMAO!

Intel svcks so hard in mobile.

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Post ID: @1xil+NLAWfCD

What is all the fuss? This is easily solved by wearing a heat sheild and avoiding contact with any of your naked bits. This feature was designed to enable use of your smart device to warm a hot drink. If your drink starts to cool then run a max power app and drop phone in the drink. Simple and innovative. This is all working corectly as intended by our strategy.

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Post ID: @but+NLAWfCD

Fire fire fire! LMAO!!!!

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Post ID: @sql+NLAWfCD

SoFIA is a brain child of BK. It is another exhibit of the talent that is leading Intel.

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Post ID: @hie+NLAWfCD

Customers are p-ssies. Their skins are too weak.

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Post ID: @whs+NLAWfCD

By all Intel standards that this is not Intel issue, Intel has temperature spec of 125C which is same for sever/pic/watch. Customer need improve their skin can long time contact with 125C devices

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Post ID: @xxs+NLAWfCD

It's BASIS Smart(Not-so-smart wearable) WATCHES did the same.. burnt skins!!! It was so HOT!!!

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Post ID: @hzf+NLAWfCD

Or autonomous cars.

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Post ID: @xnu+NLAWfCD

Bwahahaha

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Post ID: @num+NLAWfCD

Good thing Intel doesn't manufacture aircraft.

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