According to Your Lost, a PC World advert described a notebook as having “Intel Centrino, which means you have a connection to the internet wherever you are”.

The site prints a letter purportedly from the ASA which said it will publish an adjudication which finds against PC World on the 30th of November.

According to this document, all 65 complainants said internet wi-fi connection was only available in places near a wi-fi base station, so “wherever you are” is misleading.

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Source: The Inquirer