Interserve, Inc. et al v. Fusion Garage PTE. LTD

Filing 175

Declaration of Patrick C. Doolittle in Support of Memorandum in Opposition to Motion for Preliminary Injunction (Re-filed pursuant to order dated 9/10/2010) filed byFusion Garage PTE. LTD. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Exhibit B, # 3 Exhibit C, # 4 Exhibit D, # 5 Exhibit E, # 6 Exhibit F, # 7 Exhibit G)(Doolittle, Patrick) (Filed on 9/16/2010)

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Interserve, Inc. et al v. Fusion Garage PTE. LTD Doc. 175 Att. 6 Case3:09-cv-05812-RS Document73-6 Filed04/26/10 Page1 of 3 EXHIBIT F Dockets.Justia.com Joojoo Tablet:sThese cv-05812-RSShow Only 90 Preorders (With 15 returne... Page 1 of 2 Ca e3:09- Court Docs Document73-6 Filed04/26/10 Page2 of 3 Joojoo Tablet: These Court Docs Show Only 90 Preorders ( With 15 returned) On F& ; ly 11- -'J, R M ,i- ae I1 1e d _ .u_,>: i I< !i.^:.3 rtt_. Cd Il ,l P, :..,(, I^^,!o: t ; i , ;1,, 1, t "I I PIP 1_:d I,;ts .. e,1 ;11, 1 I'll, ^ ,[ l I _ . l ! 1 :4 I^t i^ P, 4A 16Ula. p, t.,;i r-,C, qt+r tis31= ^...,.. °f-..« i Izl I `f^ tiftlt)t These Paypal documents from the JooJoo/Techcrunch lawsuit show that only 90 preorders for the $500 device, roughly $44k worth, were made. This is what happens when you launch a tablet the same month as Apple, at the same price. And 15 of those turned into cancellations (which were hard to do, we hear.) That doesn't seem like it's enough money to cover legal fees or kick production into high gear . I'm going to reiterate our stance : It seems like a great device , but you should wait for things to shake out before putting down more money . And remember, this costs as much as an Pad. http://gizmodo . com/5505724/joojoo-tablet - court-docs - show - 90-preorde ... 4/26/2010 Joojoo Tablet:sThese cv-05812-RSShow Only 90 Preorders (With 15 returne... Page 2 of 2 Ca e3:09- Court Docs Document73-6 Filed04/26/10 Page3 of 3 Send an email to the author of this post at blam@gizmodo.com. http://gizmodo .com/5505724/joojoo-tablet-court-docs -show-90-preorde ... 4/26/2010

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