Samsung’s 50 percent dilemma
When looking at the Galaxy tab, and the iPad lined up next to each other I often have to scratch my head a few times, and play a nice game of eene- meenee- mainee- mo before I can determine the difference between the two slabs of aluminum in front of me. It turns out that my dilemma is one in a group of fifty percent of other consumers who can not tell the two devices apart based on Samsung’s television advertisements, as revealed in Apple and Samsung’s latest legal battle.
This statistic along with the fact that only 16 percent of people viewing advertisements for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 make the connection that the tablet is created by Samsung, supports Apple’s claims that Samsung has been unfairly copying there designs, and helps prove that Samsung lacks originality.
So what do you think? Are your eyes sharp enough to tell the two tablets apart? Did Samsung blatantly copy off of Apple’s designs? Tell me about it in the comments!
Via: AppleInsider, Phandroid
these people are crazy if they think a rectangle and a square look alike. and about that bestbuy claim that people mistakenly bought galaxy tabs instead of ipads- those people must literally have eye disease or blindness. the SAMSUNG LOGO IS VERY CLEARLY SMACK-DAB ON THE BOX AND TABLET.
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