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"The iPad and iPhone are not, in any significant way, unique. They are more marginal variations on existing technology and design than not."

There are interesting points you make about IP law, but you lost me in the above sentence which is just plain wrong. Perhaps you forget what the pre-iPhone cellphone market was like.



Do people these days not even remember PDAs or is this willful blindness? Apple has some claim to being early on the scene wiith hanheld computers but not with the iPhone.


Sure, but that's not what this legal case is about nor is it the point I was arguing.




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