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The tablet Apple tried to stop

  • BY soyacincau
  • 16 December 2011
  • 9:28 am
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Samsung is really ballsy when it comes to letting people know that it’s not afraid of Apple.

Earlier Apple sought to obtain a court order to ban the sale of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia but after an early injunction, the courts ultimately ruled in Samsung’s favour allowing the Korean manufacturer to continue selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 — its answer to the almost ubiquitous iPad.

Samsung is quick to capitalise on its courtroom victory over Apple in Australia with a cheeky ad that is already grabbing a lot of attention with a simple yet powerful and certainly memorable headline — “the tablet Apple tried to stop”.

We think this is quite apt. Let’s hope Apple will take the battle out of the courtroom once and for all and bring it back to where it matters – innovation right in the consumers hands.

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