Sapphire returns 128-bit Radeon 9800 Pros

The specs of a Radeon 9800 Pro are well known: 380/680 MHz, 128 MB with 256-bit memory interface. Sapphire released a card called "Radeon 9800 Pro" running at non-pro speeds and with a slower 128-bit memory interface. Many consumers did not notice the sticker "128-bit" before the purchase.

Sapphire now reacted on the allegations and offers customers to return the card and upgrade to a "real" Radeon 9800 Pro for $25 - the regular price difference. Sapphire explains that they had put a "128-bit" sticker onto the retail box to reveal the lower performance of the card. Here's the full statement from Sapphire on the issue:
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