Sigh. How many times must I be accused of jealousy simply because I did my job?
I'm not going to be like a broken record and repeat what I've already said, so I'll just post screengrabs.



TS:

And you know what. I so regret giving you a second chance when you didn't even bother trying to understand the explanation I gave you before you opened this thread.

Other mods: It's up to you whether or not to close/hide/move this thread. If I did it TS will definitely accuse me of being biased/trying to hide my "mistakes"

This post has been edited by electronicfly: Mar 4 2012, 06:11 PM

Wasn't so much fake, but more of copyright infringement.

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=faq&article=55

OEM = original equipment manufacturer, does not mean imitation or clone of something. If it's an OEM item, it can be identical to the real deal but there must not be the original brand's name/any of the original design's trademarked anything there.

E.g.

Apple gets a 3rd party to supply the earphones. 3rd party sells those earphones themselves, but without putting the Apple logo/name on the product or packaging. That's OEM. Once the 3rd party sells those earphones containing Apple's logo/name on the product and/or packaging themselves (without written permission from Apple) then that's considered imitation goods.