An individual looks at several laptop models at a computer store. The individual chooses one and tests it in the store. While doing so, the individual finds the hard drive has 100 gigabytes of data capacity. The individual purchases the model that was tested. Once home, the individual finds that the computer is the identical make and model of the one that was tested, but it only has 50 gigabytes of data capacity.

Is the buyer likely to win a suit for breach of warranty?

A. Yes, because 50 gigabytes of storage makes the computer unmerchantable

B. Yes, because the sample model constitutes a warranty that the actual goods bought will be just as good as the sample

C. No, because the salesperson made no statement about data capacity

D. No, because the buyer never told the salesperson the computer needed to come with 100 gigabytes of storage