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For

the

purposes

of

this

section,

a

″Default″

means

any

act,

statement,

omission,

or

negligence

on

the

part

of

IBM

in

connection

with,

or

in

relation

to,

the

subject

matter

of

this

Statement

of

Limited

Warranty

in

respect

of

which

IBM

is

legally

liable

to

you,

whether

in

contract

or

tort.

A

number

of

Defaults

which

together

result

in,

or

contribute

to,

substantially

the

same

loss

or

damage

will

be

treated

as

one

Default.

Circumstances

may

arise

where,

because

of

a

Default,

you

are

entitled

to

recover

damages

from

IBM.

This

section

sets

out

the

extent

of

IBM’s

liability

and

your

sole

remedy.

1.

IBM

will

accept

unlimited

liability

for:

a.

death

or

personal

injury

caused

by

the

negligence

of

IBM;

and

b.

any

breach

of

its

obligations

implied

by

Section

12

of

the

Sale

of

Goods

Act

1979

or

Section

2

of

the

Supply

of

Goods

and

Services

Act

1982,

or

any

statutory

modification

or

re-enactment

of

either

such

Section.

2.

IBM

will

accept

unlimited

liability,

subject

always

to

the

Items

for

Which

IBM

is

Not

Liable

below,

for

physical

damage

to

your

tangible

property

resulting

from

the

negligence

of

IBM.

3.

IBM’s

entire

liability

for

actual

damages

for

any

one

Default

will

not

in

any

event,

except

as

provided

in

items

1

and

2

above,

exceed

the

greater

of

1)

Pounds

Sterling

75,000,

or

2)

125%

of

the

total

purchase

price

payable

or

the

charges

for

the

Machine

directly

relating

to

the

Default.

These

limits

also

apply

to

IBM’s

suppliers

and

resellers.

They

state

the

maximum

for

which

IBM

and

such

suppliers

and

resellers

are

collectively

responsible.

Items

for

Which

IBM

is

Not

Liable

Save

with

respect

to

any

liability

referred

to

in

item

1

above,

under

no

circumstances

is

IBM

or

any

of

its

suppliers

or

resellers

liable

for

any

of

the

following,

even

if

IBM

or

they

were

informed

of

the

possibility

of

such

losses:

1.

loss

of,

or

damage

to,

data:

2.

special,

indirect,

or

consequential

loss;

or

3.

loss

of

profits,

business,

revenue,

goodwill,

or

anticipated

savings.

Part

3

-

Warranty

Information

This

Part

3

provides

information

regarding

the

warranty

applicable

to

your

Machine,

including

the

warranty

period

and

type

of

warranty

service

IBM

provides.

Warranty

Period

The

warranty

period

may

vary

by

country

or

region

and

is

specified

in

the

table

below.

NOTE:

″Region″

means

either

Hong

Kong

or

Macau

Special

Administrative

Region

of

China.

E400

PROJECTOR

Country

or

Region

of

Purchase

Warranty

Period

Type

of

Warranty

Service

Worldwide

3

years

1,

4

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E400

PROJECTOR:

User’s

Guide