'47 Knucklehead
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Well, this certainly is an interesting turn of events. Can't say I'm at all surprised, especially since Caselabs didn't have a leg to stand on and has basically directly and indirectly slandered and libeled Thermaltake left and right (not to mention violated their customer confidentiality by showing/sharing various information that shouldn't be, for example, invoices). Seem that a copy of video bloggers are likewise taking down their comments, which are completely untrue ... like how TT stole the design of what is in actuality, a legally licensed waterblock, from Swiftech.
Anyway, without further personal comment ...
Caselabs Apologizes to Thermaltake
Kenny Lin, CEO of Thermaltake, responded to CaseLabs’ retraction and apology letter with the following quote:
Anyway, without further personal comment ...
Caselabs Apologizes to Thermaltake
Kenny Lin, CEO of Thermaltake, responded to CaseLabs’ retraction and apology letter with the following quote:
“Thermaltake appreciates CaseLabs’ retraction and apology for its false accusations against Thermaltake. Having received this apology from CaseLabs, Thermaltake hopes that our two businesses can return to healthy competition in the marketplace, without resort to name-calling or false representations. Thermaltake will continue to compete vigorously in the always competitive computer peripherals market, where Thermaltake will continue to work closely with consumers to observe their behavior and to respond to their needs. Thermaltake’s products are user driven. Thermaltake is dedicated to building aesthetic and high quality products which will greatly improve system performance and bring the user to his or her highest potential. Thermaltake is proud of its IP portfolio, including patents and trademarks, and exceptional product lines, but most of all, we are proud of the customers we serve and of our personnel who serve them.”