You may have never heard of HASEE Laptops. But they sell about 50,000 computers a month. Mostly in China.
That’s a lot of computers!

In February they delivered 15,000 laptops to the U.N. to use for the Nigeria government’s election which was held in March.

Now we find out that they have been using fake Centrino chips on four types of their laptops. The Chengyun W740T, W750T, W735T and B740G.

All of these have a Centrino logos on both the exterior and interior sides of them. But come to find out these do not have the Centrino Intel Chip.

Their response —  if you can believe it is:

They have never fixed any Centrino logos to their computers and they have no idea where these logos come from. The dealers of Hasse computers still insist that the four types of computer adopted correct Centrino chips, but they claim that all the goods are directly delivered from the manufacturers and they themselves won’t stick the Centrino logo on the computers.

So, the computers got the logo somehow, But no one knows how they got there?
Amazing!

Now more than 30 consumers from different areas of China have gathered and plan to file a joint lawsuit against Chinese computer maker.

I hope that the U.N. spends a little time making sure they received what they paid for!

Reference: ChinaTechNews