TP-Link has 2 years of warranty, 5 years for their "business" product line. The terms seem clear. Probably iRobot has similar terms and conditions when they se

TP-Link has 2 years of warranty, 5 years for their "business" product line. The terms seem clear. Probably iRobot has similar terms and conditions when they sell their robots, right? I mean, eventually someone has to pay for R&D. (Sure, I'm not saying this is the best way, but apparently people really don't like paying for R&D - see how the Ubuntu phone, OpenMoko and similar projects basically flopped.) It turns out to really get money (financial capital) for research, the best way is to be in the market. Just research things tend to move very slowly.