Robin Is Selling a Local Area Network System to a Company

Robin is selling a local area network system to a company that oversees the renovation of dingy, old downtown districts into attractive, shopping areas. The buyer is practically computer illiterate, but she realizes that computers will make her more efficient once she learns to use them. Which of the following statements of the seller might be construed as an expressed warranty?

A) Maintain a hardcopy of every memo that you try to send until you are comfortable with the system.
B) Don't worry if it breaks down; our service people will be able to get it running again quickly.
C) Be sure to ask your employees to attend the training session.
D) Please read the instruction manual before you try to use the system.
E) None of the above could ever be considered to be an expressed warranty.