Hi, this is Bill Sikkens, host of User

Friendly 2.0.

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Saturday's here on the answer

with this week's Tech Wednesday.

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This week on User Friendly

we're going to be talking about fakes

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and what I mean by that is hardware

software that you get the purports

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to be a brand says

very specifically that it is.

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But it turns out that it's something

completely different or worse, something

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that's actually dangerous to operate.

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I had this happen to me,

and I've been doing a little research

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on this and finding

that this is actually something

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that is a big concern

and growing among hardware manufacturers.

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Not only does it make the actual

manufacturers of good brands look bad,

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but it can create a situation

that you're simply not prepared for.

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And the whole idea of this

is to get you and your money apart.

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So join us this Saturday

here on The Answer for User Friendly 2.0

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as we're going to dive in

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to some of the different products

that you need to be on the lookout for,

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and how to be able to tell a fake

from the real thing.

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So what happened to me

doesn't happen to you.

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That's the Saturday here

on User Friendly 2.0, here on the answer.