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Old 09-10-2011, 04:15 PM   #348
Andrew H.
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Originally Posted by kjk View Post
I don't think that "one and the same" was the burden of proof in this case.
+1

This is not a counterfeit case. It's not a case of the Tab being a "knockoff," like so many imitation Louis Vuitton handbags are. It's a case of Samsung copying Apple's design too closely.

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Originally Posted by Dulin's Books View Post
Samsung and LG had already used the metal rimmed edge before the first iphone debuted.
The community design dates to 2004. And while the LG phone does kind of look like an iPhone, it doesn't look like the iPad at all (no even bezel, a row of buttons on the front, not particularly thin, no grid of square icons).

Again, the problem is not that the tab used this or that element that the iPad also used. It's that it used so many of the iPad's elements at once. If the Tab looked like a Nook Color or an Acer Iconia or an Archos 70 tablet...or any number of other tablets, there would be no issue at all.
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