As a student who lives on a scholarship I had saved for several months to buy a Lenovo ideapad A1 tablet. After having shipped it from the United States I felt satisfied with its Android system and several features it offered. I felt happy with it, until 3 months after buying it. I turned it on one morning expecting to read the daily news and I noticed 2 violet colored horizontal lines and a cyan colored horizontal line that were stuck in the display all the time. Logically, what I did is to call the Lenovo technical support given that I had bought it only very recently. To my surprise, I was told that the Lenovo A1 tablet does not come with any kind of warranty on the screen at all. And even more frustrating was to know that the replacement of such screen is $200-$300 ; that's even more expensive than buying another tablet! How is this possible when LCD screens are one of the products which have most problems at the manufacturing process?