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Update : DFI Goes After Imitations; Buyers Beware

Reported by on Tuesday, April 15 2008 6:14 am

DFI issued a warning earlier this week about imitation of their motherboards in Indonesia. Ironically, DFI doesn't even carry those imitated models; MCP78V and MCP68PV. We learned that an Indonesian company by the name of TIGA is said to be distributing these imitations using DFI branding and the OEM maker of these boards is J&W from China. DFI has already contacted the alleged party to cease and desist the act and have commissioned the legal department to take action to stop the authorized behavior. Update : J&W today issued a statement clarifying the whole situation.

DFI issued a warning earlier this week about imitation of their motherboards in Indonesia. Ironically, DFI doesn't even carry those imitated models; MCP78V and MCP68PV. We learned that an Indonesian company by the name of TIGA is said to be distributing these imitations using DFI branding and the OEM maker of these boards is J&W from China. DFI has already contacted the alleged party to cease and desist the act and have commissioned the legal department to take action to stop the authorized behavior.

Update : J&W today issued a statement clarifying the whole situation :

We hereby declaring that we did not, and will never, manufacture pirated products which would infringe the intellectual properties/ copyrights of other parties. We only produce OEM/ODM products for our customers under their brand names when authorized. We hereby also condemn these types of activities conducted by them to discredit our company’s image and are asking for a STOP of that. We reserve all the rights for legal actions against them.



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