abstract:In economics, a damaged good (sometimes termed "crippleware" or "feature limited" or product with "anti-features") is a good that is "a stripped-down version of the original good", especially one that has been subjected to "intentional quality reduction of a portion of [the manufacturer's] output as a means of offering two qualities of goods for the purpose of price discrimination."
Forty-five percent of the world's reefs are currently in good health and the hope remains that damaged reefs can recover and adjust to the changing conditions.
Air tight protection: Traditionally, hard drives are located in one corner of laptops, so if a laptop is dropped, there's a good chance the hard drive is going to be seriously damaged.