What, you guys have never done anything like that in a science class?
(If my memory jog is accurate)
Pulverize the strawberry good enough, add in some amounts of salt water, add in some liquidized soap, mix it all up, put it on a coffee sheet, let this drip in the plastic cup (which takes the longest), pour what's left into a test tube and add in alcohol.
I did that in my Biology class, except we used cow thyroid, and from what I remember we used meat tenderizer, soap, and we didn't have to filter it, we just slowly poured in cold alcohol and the goop of DNA floated to the top and we could scoop it out with a toothpick.
This DNA isn't really useful to people like us in any way, however.
Anyways, Logitech would handle all repairs, unless it's still within the warranty of whatever place you bought it from. A lot of times the warranty if void if there's any visible damage, so check the warranty terms before you bother.
