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There is lots of talk about going legal in this thread, and lots of unproductive general venting.
RWood and Ali suggested a much more pragmatic and satisfying route (rather than either just ranting or going legal and potentially cutting off your own nose to spite face) why not create a petition, with succinct facts about misleading marketing, where this market is and was placed (boxes, websites etc). And send this formally to the CEO of iRex requesting appropriate reparation - then let the CEO figure out what should be offered.
If the CEO ignores the request - then escalate to media (bad publicity often hurts far more than a legal case!) Only use legal as a last resort if reparation isn't offered or is wholly inadequate.
(I'd suggest avoiding the items that are unclear such as "near future" items, you have enough factual information and don't need to confuse the issue by getting into interpretational issues).
Moaning isn't productive, going legal will both cost money and is a rather extreme form of action if you haven't yet tried other avenues (why spend money when you don't have too?)
If this is important to you, don't just moan about it - do something!!
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