Court Blocks Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Sales in U.S. (AAPL)
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Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) won a court order blocking U.S. sales of the Samsung's tablet, Galaxy Tab 10.1. The block, issued by a court in California, goes into effect immediately. Disputes between Apple and Samsung continue to heat up as the two companies face off in the smart phone and tablet market.
"This is an extension of their fight in the smartphone space," Kim Young Chan, a Seoul-based analyst at Shinhan Investment Corp. told Bloomberg. "If you look at precedents, different cases yielded different rulings. As long as smartphones aren't blocked, Samsung's fundamentals will stay intact."
Quarterly sales of the Tab 10.1 in the U.S. may total about 300,000 units on average, Kim said.
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"This is an extension of their fight in the smartphone space," Kim Young Chan, a Seoul-based analyst at Shinhan Investment Corp. told Bloomberg. "If you look at precedents, different cases yielded different rulings. As long as smartphones aren't blocked, Samsung's fundamentals will stay intact."
Quarterly sales of the Tab 10.1 in the U.S. may total about 300,000 units on average, Kim said.
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