Samsung’s Lawyers Tell Judge That They Can’t Tell The Difference Between An iPad And A Galaxy Tab
Apple and Samsung have been trading punches in courts around the globe, with Cupertino claiming that Samsung has ripped off almost every conceivable aspect of their iPhone and iPad intellectual property. Apple has made a strong case, even getting a sales injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia, but it may be Samsung’s own lawyers who just delivered the K.O… to their own jaw.
How? Reuters is reporting that Samsung’s own lawyers told a US District judge that they couldn’t tell the difference between an iPad and a Galaxy Tab 10.1.
According to this report U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh asked a Samsung attorney if he could tell which tablet was which.
The answer? “Not at this distance, your honor.” D’oh!
It gets worse. “Can any of Samsung’s lawyers tell me which one is Samsung and which one is Apple?” Koh then asked. It took minutes for a Samsung attorney to provide the right answer.
Even though Apple seems to me to have a strong case, it’s hard to chalk this up to anything but idiocy: the Galaxy Tab 10,1 looks remarkably different from the iPad even at a distance thanks to their different shapes. What morons.
- Via Gizmodo

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