RE: [cobalt-users] What cpu is in a cobalt raq4 - screaming lawsuits

["Dan" <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Also, if a company purchased a RAQ3 and modified it to an RAQ4, it would
> simply be a modified RAQ3, as the designation of what type of
> unit it is is
> also set by cobalt.  An RAQ4 is a model designation, this is
> different from
> saying pentium class server, or cobalt server, when you state the specific
> model, you are required to provide the specific model.
>

Perhaps that's why they say RaQ4 Platform instead of RaQ4 Servers. Still
misleading and probably fraud in many jurisdictions if that's what they're
doing.

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Dan Kriwitsky