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Wednesday 27 June 2012

US Court Bans The Sales Of Samsung Tablet


In a legal battle between Apple and Samsung it would seem Apple currently have the upper hand. Today it has been declared by a US court that sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 are banned until both sides resolve the patent battle over their tablets. Samsung is being blamed for infringing Apples product, the iPad. The image above shows the two tablets, do you believe Samsung is stealing ideas from Apple?

14 comments:

  1. There are plenty of tablets out there, and we need competition. This kind of thing is frivulous and stupid beyond belief.

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  2. oh, crap, I prefer Samsung! I'm with Mark above!

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  3. Crazy, hope they get it settled soon so we can have the choice.

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  4. BULLCRAP, so, is Apple trying to take out competition by using the law?

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  5. i think samsung is better

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  6. I believe that all tablets are pretty similar so it's not fair to say that one company stole the design from another one, it's stupid in fact. It definitely looks like Apple does have the upper hand though.

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  7. this is the usual stupid lawsuits of big companies

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  8. apple didn't invent the tablet
    I'd need more info on how alike they are

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  9. I believe this is called "Capital Cronyism" where the guys at the top help the guys at the bottom in exchange for "favors"

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  10. I thought microsoft had tablets first?

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  11. just enjoy fight between biggies

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  12. They say Leslie Caron is fucked in SAPOP.
    They say Leslie Caron is fucked in DISATEDA.
    They also say Leslie Caron is fucked in SADCO.
    With Edwrad Meese.
    With Billy Gunn.
    With Utah Senators.
    With United Nations.
    And they say it's called US MOB.
    The MOBECO.

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  13. there are other tablets that look more like Ipad.

    smartphone

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