Apple contracted with Flextronics, a computer manufacturer, for 1,000 screens for an Ipod. Flextronics manufactured and delivered 500 screens, which were paid for by Apple. At the same time, Apple notified Flextronics that it could not use or dispose of the other 500 screens and directed Flextronics not to manufacture any more under the contract. Nevertheless, Flextronics proceeded to make up the other 500 screens and tendered them to Apple. Apple refused to accept the screens, and Flextronics then sued for the purchase price. Is Flextronics entitled to the purchase price? If not, is Flextronics entitled to any damages? Explain