On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 10:57:38 +0200, mindis wrote:

>> Code]; test conditions: 15-35°C, 86-106 kPa, 1.5 metre, 30 minutes).
>> Despite this classification, it is still possible for your device to be
>> damaged in certain situations.
> ar tu matai kur nors draudima naudot vandenyle iki 1.5 metro gylio ir
> garantijos anuliavima, jie ta darysi? o pas soni atsirado konkretus

Gal koks jankis? Kur isdziovino kate mikrobangineje nes niekur nebuvo 
parasyta kad draudziama?

> draudimas ir isnyko reklama, butent tai ir noriu ikalt i tavo durna
> galva.

Tai kai tauta prades masiskai skandint telefonus, tai tas pats nutiks ir 
pas samsunga.

> va ka tauta apie tai sneka:
> "Do you own an Sony Xperia smartphone? Remember all those ads and
> promotions about using the phone underwater? Well, it looks like Sony
> has changed its mind about being waterproof. The company is backtracking
> on that claim with its more recent Xperia M4 Aqua and upcoming Xperia
> Z5, recommending against using the devices underwater. The claim comes
> from a statement on Xperia Blog, as well as a new page on the Sony
> support page telling users not to use the device underwater.

Na ir? Samsungas irgi niekada nesake, kad ju telefonai skirti juzint po 
vandeniu. Netgi atvirksciai, primena kad gali ten sugest: "Despite this 
classification, it is still possible for your device to be damaged in 
certain situations.". T.y. jei paskandinsi busi pats kaltas.

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kthxbai.