24 Feb
2009
24 Feb
'09
6:59 p.m.
On Tuesday 24 February 2009, Jeff Walther wrote:
And how is it more profitable to them to let this
stuff sit in
(costly) storage somewhere, rather than selling fifty pieces to
someone who could use them?
IMHO: They do not have them sitting in storage. What they have
is a small hand-run chip-labeling machine and a bunch of random
chips. They grind off the original part numbers and label them
to whatever you wanted to buy. And they have a website with a bunch
of part numbers culled from various databases.
Google "counterfeit chips" and "counterfeit transistors".
Tim.
24 Feb
24 Feb
7:12 p.m.
IMHO: They do not have them sitting in storage. What
they have
is a small hand-run chip-labeling machine and a bunch of random
chips. They grind off the original part numbers and label them
to whatever you wanted to buy. And they have a website with a bunch
of part numbers culled from various databases.
Google "counterfeit chips" and "counterfeit transistors".
Or used chips.
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