Matt Sawchak and Marcus Gadson jointly found a company, Elysium Gaming Systems (domiciled in North Carolina), to compete with Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft. They design a console called the Legal Entertainment System ("LES"). The system allows players to complete engaging civil procedure hypotheticals and role play as delegates at various state constitutional conventions. The console can be used either as a virtual reality headset for single-player mode, or it can output to a TV so whole families or groups of friends can play together. Osborn Corporation (domiciled in Texas) enters into a contract with Elysium to supply a processor for the console, which Elysium then incorporates into the LES and sells. Osborn does no advertising in Washington state, does not ship its processors into the state, and has no direct relationship with customers there.The console is a huge success and flies off shelves. Unfortunately, the console overheats on a man named John in Washington state one day, and he sustains burns. He sues Osborn corporation in Washington State court. Osborn corporation files a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction.True, or false, the court would grant the motion under Justice O'Connor's approach?A.TrueB.False

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